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Second Quarter Energy Awards

We are pleased to announce that our schools made significant efforts to
save energy during the second quarter of the 2016–2017 academic year.
Due to the outstanding efforts of our school-based students and staff,
MCPS was able to achieve nearly $236,000 in energy cost avoidance during
the December 2016–February 2017 period.

Saving energy takes consistent, conscientious action and active collaboration between the
school administration, building service team, and the students, staff and community. Congratulations to the following
96 schools that have won the SERT Energy Award for the second quarter of this school year:

Ashburton Elementary William Tyler Page ES Argyle Middle Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
Lucy V. Barnsley ES Pine Crest Elementary John T. Baker Middle Clarksburg High
Bel Pre Elementary Piney Branch Elementary Benjamin Banneker Middle Damascus High
Bells Mill Elementary Potomac Elementary Eastern Middle Thomas Edison High—Tech
Belmont Elementary Judith A. Resnik Elementary Robert Frost Middle Col. Zadok Magruder High
Beverly Farms Elementary Lois P. Rockwell Elementary Herbert Hoover Middle Northwest High
Bradley Hills Elementary Rosemary Hills Elementary Dr. Martin Luther King MS Paint Branch High
Brooke Grove Elementary Carl Sandburg Learning Ctr Montgomery Village MS Poolesville High
Brookhaven Elementary Sequoyah Elementary Neelsville Middle Quince Orchard High
Brown Station Elementary Seven Locks Elementary Newport Mill Middle Sherwood High
Burning Tree Elementary Sherwood Elementary Redland Middle Springbrook High
Burtonsville Elementary Sargent Shriver Elementary Ridgeview Middle Wheaton High
Carderock Springs ES Flora M. Singer Elementary Rocky Hill Middle Walt Whitman High
Rachel Carson Elementary Sligo Creek Elementary Silver Spring Intl. Middle Thomas S. Wootton High
Chevy Chase Elementary Somerset Elementary Takoma Park Middle
Clarksburg Elementary Stone Mill Elementary Julius West Middle
Cloverly Elementary Strathmore Elementary White Oak Middle
College Gardens ES Strawberry Knoll ES Earle B. Wood Middle
Cresthaven Elementary Twinbrook Elementary
Darnestown Elementary Waters Landing Elementary
Diamond Elementary Wayside Elementary
Dr. Charles Drew ES Westover Elementary
East Silver Spring ES Woodfield Elementary
Georgian Forest ES Woodlin Elementary
Glen Haven Elementary
Goshen Elementary
Great Seneca Creek ES
Greenwood Elementary
Highland View Elementary Congratulations to our Each school that submitted an entry did a wonderful
Jackson Road Elementary LEAD BY EXAMPLE job showing us how their Green Teams lead out by
Jones Lane Elementary setting good examples of conservation, responsibility
Kensington Parkwood ES campaign winners! and sustainability.
Stephen Knolls
Lake Seneca Elementary Rocky Hill MS (pictured above) and
Little Bennett Elementary
Northwest HS (pictured left) earned
Luxmanor Elementary the first place prizes while Parkland
Meadow Hall Elementary
Monocacy Elementary MS and Richard Montgomery HS won
Oak View Elementary the second place awards.
Oakland Terrace Elementary
Well done, Green Teams!
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