Not many things are as certain and guaranteed as the attendance of school at some point in life; and for many, a very large portion. Whether elementary, early childcare, or university, we all dedicate a vast portion of our lives to the creative arts and lessons that help form our minds and prepare us to blossom into professionals in our crafts one day. These classrooms and creative workspaces are the foundation of who we develop into in the future and become a second home where education and mental development are able to be among the forefront of society’s daily priorities.

Our memories in these educational facilities are where we have learned how to read and write, and for others, where they have mastered their skill and proficiency in a trade of their dreams. Every door opened in a university is a pathway to a new opportunity, and every hallway traveled in a school is part of a special journey that will forever remain near our hearts and minds. To say that the tremendous task of raising an entire society of future professionals and trades people is hard work, is an understatement. However, completing this monumental goal is not accomplished solely with knowledge, books, and passion. The human component of the need and desire for hygienic spaces is the element that provides our students comfort and a sense of security, and should not be a benefit, but a right for our children.  Second to a student’s home, a large portion of their lives are spent with the proud teachers that passionately dedicate themselves to teaching the community in the places we call “school.” To achieve such great heights in public education requires facilities and spaces that are accessible, functional, and hygienically sanitary for students to learn, study, and work productively in without unnecessary distractions.