Cleaning your way to a healthy facility
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Provides information on stachybotrys chartarum, one of the toxic molds found in school facilities across the U.S.. Potential sources of the mold; Factors stimulating its growth; Health problems associated with the toxic mold.
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- Custodian class? // Curriculum Review;Apr99, Vol. 38 Issue 8, p10
Focuses on students as a janitorial resource in the United States. Effect of janitor shortage in schools; Encouragement of students to render community service; Impact on time and effort exerted by professional custodial staff.
- St. Paul Schools Battle Rats and Mice. // Education Week;8/22/1984, Vol. 3 Issue 39/40, p25
The article reports on rodent contamination of the central food-storage facility in public schools in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
- Concussions More Likely Second Time Around. Coles, Adrienne D. // Education Week;09/20/2000, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p10
Presents a roundup of articles relating to students and health in the United States as of September 20, 2000. Inclusion of a study from the University of North Carolina showing that football players who suffer concussions are more likely to suffer concussions later in the same season;...
