Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD

must also be indicated; e.g., key checked back in, lost, etc. All keys and assignments must be very
strictly controlled.
Only Child Nutrition Services managers will have keys to kitchen storage areas, refrigerators, and
freezers. A duplicate set of keys is kept in the Child Nutrition Services central office.
Only the Maintenance Department has the authority to duplicate keys. Such duplication requires
the principal’s authorization. Persons making unauthorized duplicate keys will be subject to
disciplinary action. Under no circumstances will students or non-District employees be allowed to
have a key. Temporary or non-master key issuance may be made to faculty members for after-hour
programs. Such keys must be returned on the work day immediately following the program.
II. Opening and Closing of the Building
The principal must maintain the building hours that are consistent with the schedule which is in
use by the District’s electronic security system. Any deviation must be approved by the Chief of
District Operations.
The principal will provide a copy of these directions to the school staff and custodial staff
regarding the procedures for opening, closing, and securing the buildings. Further, the principal
will provide the necessary training for proper compliance.
III. Security of Rooms
The principal will ensure that all unoccupied areas and rooms (other than the restrooms) of the
school are locked during the school day.
IV. Use of the Building After School, Nights, Weekends and Holidays
The safety of personnel, buildings, and contents strongly argues against after-hour entry and
occupation of buildings. The principal is responsible for all after-hour use of the buildings.
Personnel who will be in the building after hours must be authorized on a specific occurrence basis
by the principal and Security Department notified at 817-814-2699.
Employee entry into the building and exiting the building during off hours requires notification of
Safety and Security at 817-814-2699.
NOTE: Notify the Security Department at 817-814-2699 that the building is secured just prior to
exiting.
6.4 Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air quality depends on the frequency of air replacement in a building, the cleanliness
in a building, the effectiveness of the air filtration system, and the degree to which the heating and
air conditioning systems control temperature and humidity appropriately within the building.
The importance of providing good indoor air quality to every classroom cannot be overstated.
Properly controlled air quality will result in more alert and healthier teachers and students and a
better learning environment.
12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 77 Revised: 10/9/2012