What does it mean for St. Thomas School to be LEED Gold certified?

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an international certification for buildings that are environmentally friendly. St. Thomas School is LEED Gold-certified, which means it meets high standards for energy efficiency, water conservation, and air quality. The school was designed with solar panels, energy-saving lights, and eco-friendly materials to reduce waste and pollution. It also has advanced ventilation systems that provide cleaner indoor air. This certification isn’t just about the building—it reflects a commitment to sustainability in education, daily operations, and student learning. By being LEED Gold-certified, St. Thomas School helps protect the environment while creating a healthier, smarter space for students to grow and succeed.