Gavin Maliska
Huntley High School custodian Pablo Hernandez takes a turn at spraying tables with an electrostatic cleaning machine during training earlier in August. The district purchased 11 units, for $2,965 each, to cover high-touch surfaces with disinfectant proved to kill the coronavirus. Although school is slated to start without students in the building, custodians will continue to use the machines in high-traffic areas.
News • August 18, 2020
Schools turn to tech to kill COVID-19
Teachers re-entering District 158 schools to prepare for the Aug. 21 beginning of remote learning may find the buildings as clean as they have ever been. The school district purchased electrostatic cleaning machines that will spray chemicals designed to kill the coronavirus. The electrostatic feature of the gear makes the disinfectants cling to all sides ...
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