01/16/2026
What if the biggest hurdle to our kids’ learning is something we can’t even see?
We worry about everything from heavy backpacks to healthy lunches, but we rarely talk about the air they’re breathing for seven hours a day. Whether it's a stuffy classroom that makes it hard to focus or the constant cycle of "school germs," the quality of indoor air plays a much bigger role in a student’s day than most of us realize.
We’ve been thinking a lot about how we can make schools feel like a truly healthy space for everyone inside. We put together some thoughts on our blog about:
•The "invisible" stuff—like mold and bacteria—that can hide in old ventilation systems.
•Why "stale air" isn't just uncomfortable—it actually affects test scores and concentration.
•Simple ways we, as parents and teachers, can start asking the right questions about school wellness.
At the end of the day, every student deserves a classroom where they can breathe easy and just focus on being a kid. 🌟
Read the full story here: https://securelogicusa.com/why-air-quality-in-schools-matters-more-than-you-think/
What if one of the most significant risks to student health isn't something we can see? While most of us think about scraped knees or catching a cold when it comes to student well-being, there's another concern that quietly affects students every day: the air they breathe. Airborne viruses, such as....
