Facilities & Security

The waivers permit food service providers to offer free meals to families of school-age children to last them through the week without restricting them to specific distribution centers.

Red, yellow and green indicators and a multitude of data on the COVID-19 dashboard give leaders strong indicators for when they can reopen schools

When considering ways to create healthier K-12 buildings, it's important to address high-touch surfaces like door hardware. Surface transmission is a risk, especially at high-traffic doors like main entrances and restrooms.

One district in the Sunshine State has asked players to enter ‘bubble' to keep its season intact.

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The coalition of nurses, teachers and other support staff in Massachusetts recommend no in-person learning in schools until many issues are addressed or resolved

Proper filtration and ventilation are just the start; a greener future means providing safe school environments for all

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Many schools opening for in-person instruction this fall will require students to eat meals in the classroom. How can educators avoid putting students with food allergies at risk of having an allergic reaction?

School districts large and small have been working to bolster substitute teacher pools to prepare for teacher shortages during the coronavirus pandemic. Will it be enough?