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The safety and health of Hazel Park School District students and staff is of utmost importance to us. We want students and employees to feel comfortable and safe returning to school. One way to do this is to increase daily cleaning and disinfecting of the school environment. The District has developed cleaning and disinfecting protocols that adhere to the CDC guidelines and the Governor's MI Safe Schools Roadmap.
The safety and health of Hazel Park School District students and staff is of utmost importance to us. We want students and employees to feel comfortable and safe returning to school. One way to do this is to increase daily cleaning and disinfecting of the school environment. The District has developed cleaning and disinfecting protocols that adhere to the CDC guidelines and the Governor's MI Safe Schools Roadmap.
Cleaning Protocols
Desks will be wiped down every time students exit the room at the elementary level or after every period at the secondary level with EPA-approved disinfectant, wipes or diluted bleach solution. All classrooms will have the appropriate EPA-approved disinfectant or diluted bleach solution in their rooms.
Use of Clorox 360® electrostatic sprayer on high touched surfaces and restrooms, regular and frequent intervals, and cleaning of frequently touched surfaces every four hours
Additional custodial staff in each building hired specifically to implement ongoing and routine cleaning and disinfecting throughout the day.
Bathrooms will be cleaned every 2-3 hours.
Play structures will be cleaned daily.
In the cafeteria, tables and surfaces will be sanitized between use according to facilities sanitization guidelines.
It is recommended that water fountains not be utilized and that students bring in water bottles. Bottle filling stations may be used and will be monitored for correct use.
Implementation of Cleaning and Disinfecting Plan.
Cleaning logs will be maintained that include the date, time, and scope of cleaning on disinfection in a building or area.
All classrooms will be provided with spray bottles of EPA-approved disinfectant or diluted bleach solution, disinfecting wipes, paper towels, face shields and gloves in order to address new cleaning protocols.
Each building custodial team and administrator will tour their building and identify areas of frequent use throughout the building. A map will be created and kept secure in the head custodian room and office to ensure compliance when custodial substitutes are in the building.
Custodial staff will walk the building wiping all high frequency usage areas through out the day including bathrooms, doors handles and student desks when classrooms are empty. Staff will note the time and date and initials on a chart that is kept daily.
A training on cleaning materials and protocols will be provided to the staff through a virtual meeting the first week of school. This training will show the use of PPE when cleaning, protocols for the classroom and storage of cleaning materials.
Soap and hand sanitizers will be systematically and frequently checked and refilled.
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