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See What Previous Attendees Say
"I learned very practical and simple ways to incorporate IAQ Tools
for Schools. I enjoyed the success stories from the various
schools."
- Teacher
"Wow! So much information. Thank you for the wonderful
opportunity to gather information to bring back to my school district and
state."
- School Nurse
"Unbelievable how knowledgeable the presenters are."
- NEA - Uniserv Director
"I was very pleased to see a unified commitment to excellence regardless of position and that the level of expertise was truly world class."
- Facility Manager
Register Today for the
IAQ Tools for Schools National Symposium
December 4-6, 2008, Washington, DC
www.iaqsymposium.com 
Learn How to Create Healthy, High Performance Schools
Mark your calendar for the 2008 IAQ Tools for Schools National Symposium. Join more than 500 school board officials, administrators, architects, school nurses, teachers, facility managers, school and health association members, parents, and other leaders to:
- Share best practices to launch and maintain successful IAQ management programs;
- Learn what the latest research and technical knowledge on IAQ means for your school;
- Participate in problem-solving discussions and make lasting connections with peers and model programs;
- Develop your plan of action to apply what you learn at the Symposium in your school district; and
- Honor the 2008 National Award winners. Read about previous award winners and learn how to apply for your award today.
Baltimore County Public School: 2007 Excellence Award Winner
From left to right: David Glassman, Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS), Elizabeth Cotsworth, Director, Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, EPA, Elizabeth Craig, Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation, EPA, Sean Joyce, (BCPS), and Robert Merrey (BCPS)
Attend Interactive Sessions Led by IAQ Experts and Peer Faculty
At the IAQ TfS National Symposium, you will learn strategies and tactics that can help in your efforts to reduce absenteeism, increase student and staff performance, enhance community relations, and improve student and staff health. Topics covered include:
- Key drivers that lead to successful and sustainable IAQ management programs;
- New information on creating and maintaining green, high performing schools, such as LEED for Schools and the Collaborative for High Performance Schools; and
- In-depth technical information and resources on addressing IAQ issues including mold, radon, asthma, green cleaning products, and more.
Visit www.iaqsymposium.com
for more information, or to register today. Download the Symposium
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Draft Agenda (PDF, 4 pp, 162KB,
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