Rhode Island S2873 mandates inspections and evaluations of indoor air quality in public schools, with health and education departments setting.
Rhode Island S2873 requires inspections and evaluations of indoor air quality in public schools, focusing on conditions like temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, and particulate matter. The Department of Health establishes guidelines for recommended thresholds and rates for these environmental conditions. The Department of Education makes inspection and evaluation results available online and sends them to school principals, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and local school boards.
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