Solar array rises at Little Falls high school
26 Sep 2026
Education, News, Community, Economic Development
More than 500 solar panels now sit on the east side of Little Falls Community High School, and while they aren’t generating power yet, district officials say they’ll pay for themselves several times over.
Superintendent Greg Johnson briefed the school board on the project during the Sept. 21 business meeting, raising it unprompted to explain the new addition passersby may have noticed. “Not sure if you’ve had any questions about the new addition on the east side of the high school,” he told the board, confirming the array is “up, not functional yet”
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