An Act relative to improving asthma in schools
HD 2890 requires Massachusetts public schools with pediatric asthma rates of 20% or higher (or in the highest quartile) to develop indoor air quality management plans by September 1, 2024. These plans must include using HEPA vacuums in cleaning contracts, adopting environmentally preferable cleaning products meeting EPA or third-party standards (like Safer Choice or GreenSeal), and forming environmental health committees with school staff, nurses, parents, and community partners. Schools must report purchased products to the Department of Public Health and train staff on using these products safely. The bill directly affects public schools (including charter schools) in high-asthma communities, aiming to reduce indoor air pollutants that trigger asthma attacks.
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