On June 27, Democratic Senators sent a letter to the President about how cuts to federal clean energy incentives proposed in the budget reconciliation bill will harm schools and their communities.

Visit the Energy Tax Credits Action Center to see how school districts nationwide are putting energy tax credits to work – and how school leaders, advocates, state leaders, and media partners can help protect the future of energy tax credits for our students and communities.

Students, Schools, and our Climate Moment, a new book coauthored by Laura Schifter and Jonathan Klein, shares stories of young people, educators, school leaders, school board members all working with their communities to address climate.

A new report from Undaunted and EdTrust examines the impact of the January 2025 school closures in Los Angeles on students and offers actionable recommendations for state officials, district leaders, and community members to support student health, safety, and wellbeing. Available in English and Spanish.

Join UndauntedK12 at the Green Schools Conference on March 3rd-4th, 2025 in Orlando, FL.

As families and communities navigate the unprecedented 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires, so too do school and district leaders. We’ve curated resources for school leaders across Southern California making decisions about closures, communications, air quality, and activities.

As we close out 2024, we’re proud of another consequential, momentum-filled, energizing year working with a national community of partners to ensure that every student in our nation’s public schools has the opportunity to attend a safe, healthy, climate-resilient school.

The first school districts have begun receiving tax credits for clean energy projects that can improve aging facilities, lower operating costs, and make schools healthier for students.

UndauntedK12 is in the midst of another consequential, momentum-filled, energizing year supporting climate action in America’s public schools. We are excited to share our Fall Impact Report with some of this year’s highlights.

Thank you to the Arizona Association of Schools Business Officials for the opportunity to share about the non-competitive, uncapped reimbursements for deploying clean energy technologies at Arizona schools. Download the presentation here.

As schools nationwide open up their doors to students this month, millions of people are under extreme heat warnings. Amidst this heat wave, many students are heading into buildings that lack air conditioning and ventilation to keep them healthy and learning.

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, clean energy is increasingly irresistible. And with clean energy comes the opportunity for our schools to be healthier, more resilient, and more efficient to operate. The first 100 districts are already on their way to harnessing the benefits of clean energy and leveraging Elective Pay to make it affordable.

David Roberts, host of the Volts podcast, featured an in-depth conversation with UndauntedK12 co-founders Sara Ross and Jonathan Klein about the transformative potential of new Inflation Reduction Act tax credits to help schools across the country upgrade to clean energy technologies.

Twenty-three organizations, including UndauntedK12, and 29 individuals from across 12 states sent a letter calling on the U.S. Department of Education to take urgent action to protect students from the dangers of extreme heat on school campuses.