Facilities Master Plan Documents

• The Public Schools of Brookline Facilities Master Plan conducted by MGT of America, Inc.
• The Public Schools of Brookline Enrollment, Capacity and Utilization Study conducted by MGT of America, Inc.
• The Brookline High School Concept Study Report conducted by HMFH Architects, Inc.
  
  

A Safe, Clean School Building Environment

School Building Services staff work daily to keep our school buildings clean to support an environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. As often as practical and effective, Green Seal Certified, and other environmentally certified products (ECO Logo™ ) are used to clean, disinfect and maintain buildings. Please follow the links below to read the 2009 Town-wide Green Cleaning Policy and the 2010 School Committee Policy.

• 2009 Town-wide Green Cleaning Policy
• 2010 School Committee Policy on Environmentally Friendly Cleaning Products
• Informational List of Cleaning Products used in the Public Schools of Brookline (Updated September 2022)
  
  

• Suprox - SDS (RTU)
• Suprox - Manufacturer Product Info
• QT Plus - SDS (RTU)
• QT Plus - Manufacturer Product info

• Purtabs - SDS
• Purtabs - Manufacturer Info (Technical and Efficacy Data)
• Purtabs - Comparison Other Disinfectants

Classroom Cleaning Products Q&A (Last Updated: October 27, 2020)

In addition to regular building cleaning and maintenance, the School Building Services Department is responsible for responding to emergencies within a school building. Should an emergency arise, the building’s senior custodian and Ed Clancy should be notified immediately.  Ed Clancy can be reached at (617) 799-7443.  If you are unable to contact Ed, please call Matt Gillis, Director of Operations at (617) 730-2419. 

Use of School Buildings Program

Pest-Free Environments

The Building Services Department maintains a strict protocol for Integrated Pest Management (IPM). IPM is an approach to pest control that relies on a combination of common-sense practices for preventing and controlling pests such as insects and small rodents. In an IPM approach, all possible pest management options are considered, not just pesticides. Considerable effort is also put towards preventing pest problems by controlling conditions in buildings that might attract and support pests. IPM plans have been developed for each school to ensure the health and safety of students, teachers, staff, administrators and all others using Brookline’s public school buildings.

IPM is a collaborative effort involving administrators, teachers, students, facilities staff and pest control operators, among others. All pest sightings should be noted in the IPM logbook located in the Administrative office of each school. A complete IPM plan, including instructions for logging sightings, is available in the Principal’s office. A copy is also provided to the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture and is updated annually. The senior custodian at each school checks the logbook daily and arranges corrective action through the Building Services Department.