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School IPM for Faculty

School IPM for Faculty . Report pests. Pest reduction in classrooms: Clutter reduction , give pests no where to live in your space . If you have not used stored items for more than 2 years, discard them.

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School IPM for Faculty

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  1. School IPM for Faculty Report pests • Pest reduction in classrooms: • Clutter reduction, give pests no where to live in your space. If you have not used stored items for more than 2 years, discard them. • Containerize edible items, store all edible items in airtight containers. Edible items include food, editable art and science supplies, pet food, etc. • Trash management, make sure all trash receptacles are emptied at the end of each day. If waste is generated that can not be contained call for help with immediate removal. • Pests hitchhike, keep student coats and backpacks in designated places with sticky monitoring traps close by. • Accidental spills, have the tools at hand to deal with accidental spills and food debris that occurs during the day. Ants can find food or drink spills in minutes. Reminders: • Report pests or evidence of pests on pest sighting logs. • Report maintenance issues on a work order form. • Take care pest monitoring traps are not disturbed. • Do not encourage feral animals around classrooms, fleas and disease organisms may affect your students. • Avoid using cardboard boxes to store things in, cockroaches live in and on corrugated cardboard boxes. Thank You for Caring for Our School

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