Education Facilities

A visit to a football field to throw around a ball with his three sons inspired Marcus Webb to create a cleaning company that specializes in cleaning high school stadiums after football games.

Flu attack rates among subgroups of college students can reach as high as 73% of the student population.

Schools are recognizing that maintaining clean, safe and healthy environments is essential not just for preventing the spread of illness but also for supporting students' regular attendance.

As students, faculty, and staff gather in close quarters, the spread of illnesses can quickly disrupt daily activities and academic progress.

Summer break provides the perfect opportunity for school custodians to clean, shine, and disinfect areas they may not have time to maintain as thoroughly during the school year.

At Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Decatur Township in Indianapolis, an innovative program is not just transforming the cleanliness of its school facilities but also the lives of its students.

In this DemoXperience, sponsored by PDI, learn about this exciting UVC disinfecting technology.

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Although almost half of college students reported being hyperconscious of germs, the cleanliness of their college campus may not meet their expectations.

The use of autonomous floor-scrubbing robots can make cleaning floors in facilities dramatically more efficient and cost-effective. But facility managers might shy away from their use, if they believe the myths that surround automation.

Maintaining a well-kept campus not only helps improve the school’s appearance, but also has been shown to impact students’ education.

In this episode of Straight Talk!, sponsored by Spartan Chemical Company, Mike Fabian explains how CompuClean software can help facility managers become much more efficient through technology.