Funding and staffing for indoor air and childrens health programs are expected to be maintained or possibly strengthened.
As the holiday season moves into full swing, we thank our friends for supporting our work.
As posturing continues on Capitol Hill, the consequences of the record-length government shutdown will soon become more than mere abstractions.
We are pleased to announce that Joel D. Scheraga, PhD, a nationally recognized authority on climate change and public health, is joining Healthy Schools Network as Senior Advisor.
As the federal government shutdown continues, its consequences for schools and children are becoming clear.
A new George Washington University study warns that proposed CDC budget cuts could eliminate tens of thousands of public health jobs and slash billions from state and local economies.
HSN’s Executive Director John Reeder will be joining more than 170 leaders from 30 countries to develop a Global Framework for Action and catalyze new national blueprints to improve IAQ across regions.
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DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE “LONG COVID”—fatigue, headaches, brain fog? The US Department of Education says schools may be required to accommodate your child.
Is your school planning or doing renovations or repairs? Make sure that contractors protect occupants from dust, fumes, debris, and heavy equipment.
See our RESOURCES on safe renovation practices.
