Solar at Hilltop Heritage
More than 250 solar panels now atop Hilltop Heritage Middle School make it the district’s first school to use solar energy to power some of the school.
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More than 250 solar panels now atop Hilltop Heritage Middle School make it the district’s first school to use solar energy to power some of the school. A long-time dream is now a reality for Hilltop Heritage students Gwendolyn (Gwen) Newport, Samantha (Sammy) Firkins and Annie Son, and science teacher Kathy Hall.