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New School Buildings

Colorado is leading the way in the movement to build high performance schools, often called “green” schools. The people and legislature of Colorado believe that all new schools should be built to the highest standards. Our students, faculty and staff deserve schools that are:

  • Healthy
  • Comfortable
  • Energy efficient
  • Reduce operating costs
  • Conserve water and important natural resources
  • Improve student performance and teacher retention

How can the Governor's Energy Office (GEO) help your school district build a high performance school?

  • Learn about high performance schools and energy efficient buildings through our workshops and training opportunities. Click here for more information.
  • Take advantage of free technical assistance through the GEO’s High Performance Building Program.
  • Design and certify your school with Colorado’s own K-12 green building rating system, CO-Collaborative for High Performance Schools (Coming Soon) or the USGBC LEED for Schools system.

 
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