Sealy Independent School District

CUSTODIAL OPERATIONS

Sealy ISD partners with  McLemore Building Maintenance for the daily sanitizing and cleaning of all classrooms, offices, and district facilities.

Custodial responsibilities include:

• Daily cleaning and sanitizing of instructional spaces during the academic calendar
• Evening cleaning and sanitizing of instructional and support spaces
• Cleaning of cafeteria(s) before, during, and after meals
• Deep sanitizing: intended to deter and stop the spread of transmittable pathogens
• Deep cleanings: improve facility appearance and air quality through the waxing, carpet cleaning, dusting of fixtures and appliances
• Restocking classroom COVID supplies and refilling bottles with sanitizing agents (temporary service)

• Removing surplus materials from desk and table surfaces at the end of the day ensures all surfaces are accessible and readily cleaned. Custodial staff will not disturb any paper items or material left on those surfaces
• Moving classroom, gym, and lab props off the floor and returning them to storage at end of the day ensures all floor surfaces are cleaned and vacuumed
• Administrators, nursing staff, and managers that have single key locksets limiting access to their spaces can coordinating cleaning of those spaces with the day time custodial staff
• Moving personal items including cups and valuables to a secure drawer or locked cabinet at end of each day
• Immediately reporting to custodial all spills from food and drink on carpeted surfaces or walls
• Returning COVID supplies to the designated table at the entrance of each classroom at the end of each instructional day

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease Sealy ISD has monitored CDC recommendations and implemented protocols responsible for keeping our facilities open for the safe return of our stakeholders. Current disinfecting measures are based on industry best-practices proven to be effective in killing a broad variety of organisms and pathogens.

Sealy ISD is committed to the use of current technologies proven to be 'safe' in K-12 facilities and represent the least risk to stakeholders. The current manufactured products used in our facilities includes GoJo, Diversey, Impact Products, MidLab Inc. and Pollock.

The district will pursue the use of  'greener' alternatives and substitutes as they may become available in the future.