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Emily Casey of Enviro-Master Milwaukee suggests to CBS 58 that schools do the following:
- Place hand sanitizer is classrooms and hallways
- Clean restrooms several times and day and continue to ensure that there is an appropriate amount of hand soap, hand sanitizer and paper towels available
- Implement touch-free trashcans
- Allow students to wipe down their desks, chairs and shared equipment with cleaning wipes before the start of each class
- Teach kids how to properly cough, sneeze, and wash their hands
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