Restroom problem areas vary from school to school depending on the age of the students. With the smaller kids you’re dealing with messes and with the older students you're dealing with graffiti, vandalism, and theft.

 

 

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), schools without a major maintenance backlog have a higher average daily attendance by an average of four to five students per 1,000, and a lower annual dropout rate by 10 to 13 students per 1,000. From classrooms to the cafeteria, many school areas should be prioritized for overall cleanliness, including the restrooms.

 

 

Don't let your restrooms ruin your reputation. Combining cleaning routine transparency with cutting-edge equipment will help ensure clean and hygienic campus restrooms that leave a positive impression.

 

 

In 2013, David Bishop was hired to be the custodian at Reeds Brook Middle School in Hampden, Maine. When he started, school officials told him that it was his job to make that school shine. Little did anyone know in how many ways he would get the job done.

 

 

At least five custodians with Portland Public Schools (PPS) have filed formal complaints of sexual harassment with their human resources departments, with one employee using a school board meeting to publicly resign.