Maintaining Your Cover.
American School & University, April, 2004 by Kennedy, Mike
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Byline: Mike Kennedy Some prefer carpeting; some prefer a hard surface such as vinyl. In today's education facilities, you're likely to find some of each installed on the floors. Each has its advantages, and advocates in either camp can make persuasive arguments. But whichever side prevails in a particular school setting, administrators should be prepared to live with their choices - that means keeping them clean and well-maintained.
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"You have to have the resources available to maintain the surface," says David Frank, president of the American Institute of ...
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