For more than three years, solar panels have provided Spring Hill High School with energy — producing enough energy each month to power 95 homes, wash 13,500 loads of laundry or charge 15 million smartphones. The solar array, which sits in a field just northeast of the school at 19701 S. Ridgeview Rd., began operations in July 2022. Since then, district officials say it has reduced the district’s energy costs by about $258,000, or between $113,000 and $116,000 annually, not including current 2025 figures.
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