I am pleased to let you know that the latest air quality measurements taken at Glenwood Middle School continue to show favorable results. Aria Environmental, Inc. has reported on the sampling for mold spore counts and other air quality indicators taken in multiple indoor and two outdoor locations on October 27. The results show that total mold spore counts for the indoor measurements continue to be significantly lower than the spore counts found outdoors.
Specifically, the indoor spore counts measured in the main building classrooms ranged from 87 to 567 total spores per cubic meter of air, while counts in the portable classrooms ranged from 673 to 680 total spores per cubic meter. Outdoor counts were approximately 28 times higher on average than indoor counts, with measurements taken in the two outdoor locations ranging from 8,827 to 9,427 total spores per cubic meter.
The results of the other air quality assessments also remain favorable overall. Temperature and relative humidity levels fell mostly within the comfort ranges established by ASHRAE. All other measurements remain within the acceptable ranges for good air quality in all areas.
Sincerely,
Robert Motley, Principal