One of the electrostatic sprayers Jefferson-Morgan School District has purchased to help sanitize the school buildings amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Courtesy of Joseph Orr

School districts throughout Washington and Greene counties have purchased cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment as children prepare to head back into the classroom over the next few weeks. Here are some of the cleaning supplies used by Jefferson-Morgan School District.

Jefferson-Morgan bought a supply of disposable gloves.

School districts, including Jefferson-Morgan, stocked up on hand sanitizer for use by children and staff.

Bottles of hand sanitizer that will be used in the Jefferson-Morgan School District.

Hand sanitizer purchased by Jefferson-Morgan School District in preparation for the start of the school year

Among the cleaning supplies and PPE purchased by Jefferson-Morgan School District is disinfectant spray.

Water fountains will no longer be used, so Jefferson-Morgan School District purchased caps to cover the fountain.

Jefferson-Morgan purchased, made, and installed signage to remind students about social distancing rules.

Cleaning equipment that has been used by Jefferson-Morgan School District in preparation for the start of the school year amid coronavirus.

Hand sanitizer dispensers have been installed throughout the schools in the Jefferson-Morgan School District.

Cleaning supplies purchased by Jefferson-Morgan School District.

An example of a personalized lanyard, made by Jalee Jacobs, a fifth-grader at Washington Park Elementary School, who is donating 10% of the proceeds from the lanyards she makes to the Washington Area Humane Society

Courtesy Laural Ziemba

Leah Ziemba, a third-grader at Hills-Hendersonville Elementary School in Canon-McMillan School District, picked out a face mask featuring characters from the film “Frozen.”