Indoor Air Quality
The Christina School District is dedicated to creating better learning environments for our students and staff. Recognizing that indoor air quality plays a vital role in the well-being and performance of everyone in our schools, we are committed to implementing strategies that improve air quality throughout our facilities.
In 2024, the Department of Education collaborated with the Division of Public Health, local school districts, the State Education Association, and the State Association of School Administrators to create a standardized system for assessing and evaluating the safety of public school buildings. Additionally, the Division of Public Health has implemented a routine indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring program and established temperature and humidity standards to ensure a safe learning environment in schools. As part of this initiative, school districts are required to submit safety assessments to the state each May, accompanied by a board-approved repair and maintenance plan.
Reporting IAQ Concerns
Problems related to indoor environmental conditions at all Christina School District facilities will be addressed by the district's Facilities Services Department. Examples of such problems include health concerns associated with building or room conditions, unusual odors, moisture issues, and suspected mold growth. Christina students, families, and staff are able to report their concerns using the form linked below.