Buses back, but teachers are in short supply
Quebec has signed a deal with school bus operators, but some kids will be going to different schools because of the teacher shortage.
There will also be CO2 detectors in schools this year.
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MarcG 08:57 on 2022-08-26 Permalink
Classic government move to say “We installed CO2 monitors, we are being proactive!” and then in the fine print you read that they’re not interpreting the results properly and setting the bar way too low. Here’s a site that lets you view and contribute measurements on a map https://www.ravenapp.org/cleanair.
mare 13:03 on 2022-08-26 Permalink
I bought a CO2 detector on AliExpress for $21 (shipping included) and its quality impressed me. I compared it with a friend’s fancy Aranet 4 (US$230) and the readings were just 15ppm off (and I could recalibrate it). Next up, building a Corsi–Rosenthal Box as air filtration device.
Ephraim 21:16 on 2022-08-26 Permalink
But the limit in Quebec was raised because too many schools are failing. It should be 800 ppm or at the most 1000 ppm, but they are allowing 1500 ppm
Oh and the federal money for air filter systems seems to have disappeared. Legault doesn’t answer questions about where it is….