Connecticut to receive funding for Clean School Bus Program
The Clean School Bus Program is a national initiative to replace diesel buses with electric ones.
•
Jan 9, 2024, 1:41 PM
•
Updated 199 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:37
Norwalk Public Schools awarded $21.5 million for heating and cooling systems
67ds ago1:44
Westport school board meets to address possibly banning students from having cellphones
71ds ago2:00
Gov. Lamont wants to help your boss pay your student loans. Why it won’t cost taxpayers extra
95ds ago0:49
CT teachers push for air quality upgrades
108ds ago2:12
CT lawmakers back more money for colleges. But how much is a mystery
113ds ago0:39
Advocates ask lawmakers to extend free school breakfasts
122ds ago0:37
Norwalk Public Schools awarded $21.5 million for heating and cooling systems
67ds ago1:44
Westport school board meets to address possibly banning students from having cellphones
71ds ago2:00
Gov. Lamont wants to help your boss pay your student loans. Why it won’t cost taxpayers extra
95ds ago0:49
CT teachers push for air quality upgrades
108ds ago2:12
CT lawmakers back more money for colleges. But how much is a mystery
113ds ago0:39
Advocates ask lawmakers to extend free school breakfasts
122ds agoConnecticut is one of the states that will receive funding for clean school buses.
The Clean School Bus Program is a national initiative to replace diesel buses with electric ones.
Connecticut Congresswoman Jahana Hayes has been an advocate for funding.
The grant will assist with the purchase of 2,700 electric buses for 36 states.
