Global Solar School Leaderboard
Student Funded (in terms of kW DC rating):
- Westlake High School: 6.3kW DC (installed May 2010)
- Mayo High School (MNSEP): 4 kW DC (installed Dec 08)
- Century High School (4kW estimated)
- Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJSPI): 3.85 kW DC (installed June 09)
- Villa Park High School: 3.0kW DC (installed Nov 08)
- Oak Park High School: 2.8kW DC (installed March 2010)
- North Augusta High School 2.0kW DC (installed Dec 09)
District Funded (in terms of $$$)
- Los Angeles Unified School District ($350 million)
- San Mateo Union High School District ($32 million)
- Oxnard School District ($7.8 million)
- Irvine School District
- West Contra Costa Unified School District
- Washington Elementary, Berkeley Unified School District ($1.2 million)
- Oakland Unified School District (projected)
National Programs:
- Australia’s National Solar Schools Program
- United Kingdom’s Solar 4 Schools Program
Students for Solar Schools 
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jabriel lakes | July 26, 2010 at 11:43 pm
I would like to know what would it take to start a solar class in augusta georgia, I am interested in college here at ASU, but solar classes are not offered at ASU.