Health & Safety – Oxford Academy DFW

Safety of our Kids and Staff is at very top in our daily checklist and goals.
Cleanliness and Hygiene of our School are of utmost importance.
We believe in and practice providing Safe, Clean and Neat environment for our Kids as well as our staff.
Our Staff and Management attends routine trainings on Safety and Cleaning of Child Care type environment including Classrooms, Playgrounds, Restrooms, Common Areas, School Vans, School Furniture/Toys/Supplies, etc.

We use Commercial Grade Cleaning Supplies and Chemicals for Disinfecting and Sanitization of our Floors, Furniture, Toys, etc.
These Chemicals are still safe and harmless for adults and kids.
All Cleaning products and Chemicals we use are EPS/USDA/OSHA approved products.

After Closing everyday, Our Commercial Cleaning Crew comes in and Deep Clean the entire school.
Areas they clean are but not limited to: All Classrooms, Restrooms, Common Areas, Playground, Lobbies, Furniture, Toys, Supplies, Kitchen, etc.
During Daytime, Our Staff cleans these areas as they are being used to keep the School clean and neat.

As a part of our increased cleaning and disinfecting procedures, all classrooms in the school will be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
Additionally, our rigorous cleaning procedures and deep cleaning are followed each day as well as in the evening after closing by our cleaning crew.
We also have a Commercial Contractor who electrostatic sprays the building with EPA/CDC approved COVID-19 Disinfectant every weekend.
Temperature checks at the front door for children and staff entering the building.
Handwashing as children and adults enter the building, many, many times throughout the day, and before they leave to go home.
Increased frequency of cleaning and disinfecting the surfaces and toys in the classrooms, including the restrooms.
Staff wear masks at all times while in the building. Teachers remove their masks during their class’s outside time.
Social distancing for activities when appropriate and possible.
All above steps may vary in frequency and/or level according to Tarrant County’s Health Department’s guidelines to us.