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K-12 schools
Every Oberlin public school has sensors and a hallway screen, Toledo Public Schools connected 44 school buildings, and teachers can download 35 free lessons that use the same data.
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Hallway screens
The school's own building dashboard, the Citywide Dashboard and the district calendar.
Ecolympics
A yearly competition where each school works against its own baseline.
35 free lessons
Lesson plans and units, by grade band, that use the school's own data.
Each school competes against its own baseline
Ecolympics 2024 results, as they ran on Oberlin's screens. The town-wide goal for 2026 was 20,000 kWh and 15,000 gallons.
Building Dashboards
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Toledo connected all 44 of its school buildings
“Oberlin is helping us translate water and energy use in 44 school buildings into teaching and learning in the classroom”
A screen for administration, teachers, the board and students
Administration
Superintendents, communications staff and facilities managers see every building's readings in one place.
Teachers
35 free lessons, filed by grade band, turn the school's own data into a lesson.
The school board
Ecolympics results and building trends give the board a dated record.
Students
Hallway screens put the numbers where students already walk.
Common questions
Are the lessons really free?
Yes. All 35 lessons and units are free to download from environmentaldashboard.org.
What grades do they cover?
Grade 1 through high school, plus college-level units.
Can each principal post to their own school's screen?
Yes. Principals and the superintendent post announcements to their own buildings' screens.
