National Survey Reveals Overwhelming Majority of Teachers Have Concerns with Air Quality in Schools
NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey, released today, finds that the vast majority of teachers (74%) nationwide are concerned about the indoor air quality in their schools and on buses, citing the negative impacts it has on the health and productivity of teachers, faculty, and students. The results highlight the growing importance teachers place on working in a healthy, safe, and clean environment.
- Teachers alarmed schools haven't done more to improve air quality; Air quality seen as important as teacher salaries
NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --A new survey, released today, finds that the vast majority of teachers (74%) nationwide are concerned about the indoor air quality in their schools and on buses, citing the negative impacts it has on the health and productivity of teachers, faculty, and students. - While 84% have made recent changes regarding air quality, such as installing air purifiers or new ventilation systems, only 31% say they have real-time air monitoring at their school.
- When it comes to making improvements in their schools, improving air quality (64%) ranked second only behind salaries (66%).
- The national study was commissioned by Aura Air , the leading smart air platform that is installed in thousands of classrooms across North America.