Sol Focus will provide concentrated photovoltaic technology for the 2.5-3MW power project.
The district is set to receive a percentage of the revenue produced from the independently financed solar energy farm.
PsomasFMG executive vice president Paul Mikos said the money generated from the solar project can go directly back into classrooms, where it’s needed most.
"The school board and staff has shown excellent foresight and vision in championing this project," Mikos said.
PsomasFMG provides affordable solar systems to its clients.
