As classrooms heat up, more schools need cooling (Senator Bill Frist, M.D. and Jonathan Klein in TIME Magazine)

As classrooms heat up, more schools need cooling

Our latest op-ed in TIME Magazine, co-authored with Senator Bill Frist, M.D., breaks down how extreme weather is threatening student health, learning, and safety – and what schools can do about it.

Many students are heading back to school in the midst of record-breaking heat. For too many of these students, they are returning to classrooms with aging HVAC systems that can't keep up with the heat – or offer no cooling at all.

Fortunately, solutions exist. Read the op-ed to learn how schools are advancing modern HVAC solutions that protect students from the growing risks of extreme heat on student health, learning, and safety.

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