Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

We spend an estimated 90% of our time indoors.  EVERYONE is responsible for maintaining good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), beginning with the onsite administration and custodial team at each school. Each principal, teacher, clerical staff member and facilities service person is an essential part of maintaining a safe and sanitary environment for students and staff at every school. Providing good housekeeping and quick response/correction of IAQ issues at the school is key to success.

Good IAQ involves maintaining healthy indoor environments through preventive, proactive, and responsive solutions.  Often, IAQ concerns raised by occupants can be easily resolved by the location before involvement from other departments (such as Facilities and Construction Management or Physical Plant Operations) is needed.

More internal resources and forms can be found on our Sharepoint.

All of our completed IAQ Assessments can be found in our IAQ Assessment Database.

If you are prompted with a warning stating the connection is not secure or private, simply click on "Advance" or "More Information", and then "Proceed to site".

Indoor Air Quality Assessment Database

If you have any problems accessing this database, please contact our department for assistance.

Environmental Protection Agency Website

IAQ Tools for Schools

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers