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Top of the Class of 2013: Presenting the East Valley's top high school grads
Raise your caps and don your gowns: It's graduation month!
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Top of the Class of 2013: Chandler High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Chandler's Hamilton High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Chandler's Basha High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Chandler's Perry High School (located in Gilbert)
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa's Mountain View High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa's Red Mountain High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa's Skyline High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa's Dobson High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Mesa's Westwood High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert's Campo Verde High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert Classical Academy
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert's Highland High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert's Desert Ridge High School (located in Mesa)
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Top of the Class of 2013: Higley High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Higley's Williams Field High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Gilbert's Mesquite High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe's Marcos de Niza High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe's Corona del Sol High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe's McClintock High School
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe's Desert Vista High School (located in Ahwatukee)
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Top of the Class of 2013: Tempe's Mountain Pointe High School (located in Ahwatukee)
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soricobob posted at 4:08 am on Sat, Aug 11, 2012.
If Higley's District Office thermostat was set at the same temperature as the school's they would save a lot. I've never seen so many cold people in Arizona in the summer!
American Socialist posted at 11:10 am on Fri, Aug 10, 2012.
Wiscman beat me to it....
Solar is a no brainer living in the desert.
wiscman posted at 9:38 am on Fri, Aug 10, 2012.
Most schools have large parking lots, and low flat-roof buildings. Here in Arizona, the amount of sun annually could meet MORE than any conceivable electricity needs with a photovoltaic system. One bond expenditure could ensure a steady supply of electricity to meet your needs for decades. And, covered parking lots would create SHADED parking. By ensuring that the have enough panels to generate 115% of your annual usage, you would get a slight credit on your bill.
It is baffling why schools have not done this...