Tips for Keeping Your Classroom Clean
Keeping your classroom clean can be a difficult task with routine traffic and a large number of high touch surfaces. As a teacher, it is your job to ensure a healthy learning environment to reduce the spread of illness. Without classroom cleaning standards and a thorough hygiene policy in place, you may find your students frequently absent and struggling to focus. Luckily, there are some preventative cleaning measures you can take to reduce your workload, and ensure happy students and parents.
Limit High Touch PointsHigh touch surfaces are everywhere in a classroom – from doorknobs to desks, chairs, touchscreens, and keyboards. Limit high touch points by keeping doors propped open, preventing sharing, keeping students stationary, and encouraging cleaning after use. Consider touch-less options for light switches, sinks,…










