(approx. 138,500 students and 200 schools)
Citation: Montgomery County Public Schools, “Healthy, High Performance Cleaning Program”
Effective: September 2006
Available: http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/departments/schoolplantops/PDF/HHPCPlan.pdf
(approx. 138,500 students and 200 schools)
Citation: Montgomery County Public Schools, “Healthy, High Performance Cleaning Program”
Effective: September 2006
Available: http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/departments/schoolplantops/PDF/HHPCPlan.pdf
(approx. 5,700 students and 10 schools)
Citation: Great Neck Public Schools Policy No. 8116, “Petrochemical-Based Product Use”
Effective: March 2004
Available: http://www.greatneck.k12.ny.us/ (“Policies,” “Facilities”)
(approx. 421,000 students, 623 schools)
Citation: Chicago Public Schools Board of Education, Chicago Public Schools Policy Manual § 410.8 - Green Cleaning Policy (2005) (one-page document)
Effective: September 2005
(approx. 57,000 students and 144 schools)
Citation: Boston Public Schools, Superintendent’s Circular #FMT-12: Green Cleaners Policy
Effective: April 2007
Summary: The Green Cleaners Policy establishes Boston Public Schools’ commitment to purchasing green cleaning products, implementing best practices and training staff.
(approx. 10,500 students and 21 schools)
Citation: Bellingham School District, Green Cleaning Policy
Effective: Beginning 2003-2004 school year
Summary: This one-page policy states the district’s commitment to purchasing and using only green cleaning products.
