Energy Efficiency Leader Redaptive Welcomes New Board Members Including New Chair
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Redaptive, the leader in portfolio-scale energy solutions, announced today three new members to the company s board of directors. The company welcomes Chris Hsu, who joins Redaptive s Board as the new Chair, Audrey Lee (Ph.D.), and Paul Rainey, who join as board members.
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Paul Rainey Redaptive Board Member Headshot We re thrilled to have Chris join as the new Redaptive Chair during this important period of expansion for Redaptive, said Arvin Vohra, Redaptive CEO. The company closed a significant funding round late last year and is on the precipice of major growth into exciting new projects and technology offerings. These new efforts will benefit greatly from the energy and technology experience of Chris alongsi
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Manhattan Beach school enrollment down 8 percent due to pandemic
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Source: Manhattan Beach Unified School District
by Mark McDermott
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District school board began its budget deliberations last week, and though the overall budget scenario presented was a mixed bag, one number stood out. This school year, 493 students left MBUSD.
That sudden and steep drop in enrollment represented an 8 percent decline from last year, or 6,524 students compared to 6,031. At a budget workshop on January 20, district officials said the enrollment decline was due to parents who opted to relocate their children to out-of-area schools that allowed in-person classroom instruction. The biggest losses have been in the district’s five elementary schools, which lost 310 students.
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