Green Schools Committee
The Green Schools Committee is part of a nationwide effort to greatly improve the physical learning environment of kids across the United States. Green schools offer healthier indoor air, better lighting, and improved thermal comfort for students, as well as reduced operating costs for administrators and taxpayers. The Green Schools Committee works with school districts, local and state governments, and parent/teacher organizations to develop beneficial partnerships and further green schools initiatives in Oklahoma. Our goal is to place every Oklahoma student in a green school within this generation.
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Jeff Wegener OKC Co-Chair Jeff Wegener has 34 years of professional experience and has been a licensed architect since 1983. He is a Principal at LWPB Architecture. As director of the firm’s K-12 sector, Jeff has influenced the education of children across the state. He is a guest lecturer at the Schools of Education at the University of Oklahoma and Southern Nazarene University. Some schools receiving national recognition include Jones High School, Coweta Intermediate High School, Stillwater High School Gymnasium, and Shawnee Early Childhood Center. Jeff is Chair of the Oklahoma Green Schools Committee, and has a keen interest in promoting sustainable, healthy schools. |
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Justin Stonehocker Tulsa Co-Chair Justin is a Principal owner and President of ES2-Tulsa. A graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Justin received his B.A. with a major in Graphics Design and is licensed educator in the studies of Art and Business Education for the State of Oklahoma. Justin has spent the past 10 years in the Building Automation and Energy Management industry, and has lobbied for energy efficiency and sustainability since early 2000. Through his involvement with LEED Commissioning Services and Energy Management Systems, Justin has worked to help building owners in both the public and the private sectors to make informed decisions towards sustainability and become more energy efficient and independent. |