Schools, universities, and educational facilities are designed for collaboration and learning, but they’re also prime environments for the spread of germs. Crowded classrooms, buses, dormitories, cafeterias, and athletic facilities provide countless opportunities for airborne and surface pathogens to move from person to person.
Traditional cleaning methods can’t keep up with the high frequency of use. Real-world testing shows that without continuous disinfection, educational spaces can easily harbor dangerous levels of bacteria and viruses, contributing to illness and absenteeism.
Educational facilities face a complex challenge: keeping students, faculty, and staff safe in environments that are always in motion. CASPR’s continuous air and surface disinfection systems offer a seamless solution, working invisibly and continuously without disrupting learning or daily activities. From classrooms and dormitories to school buses and administrative buildings, CASPR is helping to transform the health of learning environments nationwide.
Yes! CASPR generates safe levels of gaseous hydrogen peroxide well below OSHA limits for occupied spaces. It produces no ozone, no harmful residues, and is used around children, adults, and electronics.
CASPR is ideal for:
CASPR offers flexible installation options based on the space:
CASPR systems are designed to be low-maintenance, requiring only simple cell and bulb replacements on a defined schedule. No harsh chemicals, refills, or complex cleaning routines are needed. Each unit has its own maintenance schedule as outlined below:
Indoor air quality and surface cleanliness are critical to maintaining a healthy learning environment. Reducing the presence of airborne and surface bacterial and viral pathogens supports improved attendance by mitigating a major contributor to illness-related absenteeism among students and staff.
To evaluate the impact of CASPR’s continuous disinfection technology in real-world educational settings, CASPR partnered with the Meriwether County School System in Georgia. CASPR’s systems were installed across buses and various school facilities, providing around-the-clock pathogen reduction during classroom learning and student transportation.
Following implementation, the Meriwether County School District independently reported the following improvements to CASPR:
The CDC recommends improving indoor air quality and maintaining cleaner environments as key strategies for reducing the spread of illness in schools. CASPR’s continuous disinfection technology supports these efforts by actively reducing various airborne bacterial and viral pathogens and surface contaminants, helping schools create healthier spaces that promote stronger student attendance and overall wellness.
