Unlock the role and reach of the school janitor .
This study examines how janitorial work supports health, safety, and education in modern schools, and why the position matters to students, staff, and school leadership.
This edition surveys how janitors are selected, trained, paid, and supervised, and what functions they perform daily. It also catalogs the wide range of duties—from floor cleaning and dusting to window washing and toilet care—and discusses how cleaning methods affect school environments. Rich in historical context and practical findings, it combines literature review, survey data, and appendices with sample regulations.
What you’ll experience
- Insights into the administration and standardization of janitor service
- Descriptions of daily and periodic cleaning tasks, and how methods impact cleanliness
- Discussion of training, qualifications, and the evolving importance of the janitor role
- Appendices with sample regulations and examination materials related to school housekeeping
Ideal for readers of education history, school operations, and public administration who want a clear, factual view of the janitor’s part in shaping safe and well-maintained learning spaces.