As part of the Spruill Center for the Arts’ ongoing health and safety improvements, beginning Monday each classroom space will be equipped with a medical grade filtration system that completely cleans an 840 s.f. room every 30 minutes. Each unit features Medical Grade H13 Filters (higher rated than True HEPA) that remove 99.9% of air particles. The air purification system provides an added layer of protection for students.

When Spruill reopened their doors on June 22, safety for staff, instructors and students was of the utmost concern. New protocols, such as disinfecting classrooms after each use, cleaning common touch areas and restrooms throughout the day, requiring masks be worn, and reducing classroom sizes to allow for social distancing were implemented. The addition of the filtration system is just one more step Spruill is taking to ensure a safe and clean environment.

After a successful summer camp that safely taught more than 250 children, the Spruill Center has further refined its cleaning and safety protocols and have been closely monitoring and enforcing mask and social distancing requirements.

“We are committed to providing a safe space for our staff and students,” said Spruill CEO, Alan Mothner. “Implementing the air purification system is an added level of safety we felt was necessary.”