Month: July 2015

Continued from Part 1

Just because school isn’t in session during the summer doesn’t mean it should be left unattended. Your school can still get messy over summer break, even if you only have staff passing through from time to time. By modifying your school cleaning for the summer, you can minimize the cleaning you have to do before the students return. Here are some quick school cleaning tips for summer break that you can follow these next few months.

In order to have a successful relationship with your cleaning crew, you need to establish a set of expectations right from the start. This will help you understand what you’re getting for the money you’re paying, and it will help the staff stay in line with your goals. When you’re both on the same page, you can enjoy years of efficient, consistent cleaning results. Here are some tips to help you define your cleaning expectations with your janitorial staff.

Hand hygiene is one of the easiest and most effective ways to minimize germ transmission in schools. Most high school and college students know how to properly wash their hands, but younger children need some extra training to maintain clean hands. Here is a quick guide to help you boost hand hygiene in your school so everyone can stay a little healthier throughout the year.