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HealthySEAT 1.0


License Free
Requirements Windows 2000 or XP Operating System /Pentium CPU 233 MHz /128MB RAM /Optimal screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels /Screen color quality (16-bit or better)
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Publisher U.S. Environmental Protection Agency File Size 40.1M
Date added 13 Jan 2006 Check your speed

The new Healthy School Environments Assessment Tool (HealthySEAT) is designed to be customized and used by district-level staff to conduct completely voluntary self-assessments of their school (and other) facilities and to track and manage information on environmental conditions school by school. In addition to powerful software that can be used by districts to track any facility issues it chooses, EPA has also included critical elements of all of its regulatory and voluntary programs for schools, as well as web links to more detailed information. Districts and others can download HealthySEAT at no cost from the EPA web site. HealthySEAT is meant to be loaded and used on district computers; once it is downloaded from the EPA web site, HealthySEAT is yours to customize and use as you see fit. There are no reporting requirements and no obligation to use the checklist EPA has provided.

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