Hand with pen drawing the chemical formula of Methanol
WASHINGTON, DC – (November 3, 2022) – Science Safety, Inc., a leader in science, STEAM, CTE, and lab safety education, is offering a free methanol safety module to all Virginia schools in response to the accident in Dinwiddie High School in Dinwiddie County, Virginia where several students and a teacher were injured.
“The potential for fires and injuries resulting from using methanol in K12 schools can be significantly reduced, or even preventable, with appropriate and proactive safety training and awareness,” said Science Safety, Inc.
The Methanol Safety Module is a small segment of the grade, subject matter, and role-appropriate safety learning pathways that Science Safety offers. Safety learning pathways blend traditional, virtual, video, animation, and scenario-based learning to achieve safety awareness outcomes. Pathways that use the methanol module include:
To access the complimentary methanol safety module, Virginia schools may visit https://learn.sciencesafety.com/product/methanol/, click on the “Take This Course” button, and follow the process to register.
“I’ve spent decades working alongside many educational professional associations and governmental agencies across the nation to help make schools safer,” said Dr. Ken Roy, an internationally recognized science safety specialist. “Science Safety Inc. providing free access to Virginia schools for a methanol module shows a true commitment to the cause of science, STEM, CTE, and lab safety education.”
About Science Safety
Science Safety Inc. is a leader in Science, STEAM, CTE, and Lab Safety, providing a comprehensive and holistic approach to safety risk management, the Science Safety Risk Management Process (SSRMP) to help schools and organizations take a proactive approach to science, CTE, STEM, and lab safety. Science Safety’s goal is to help organizations build a culture of continuous safety and improve safety policies to reduce the risk of injuries (and resulting lawsuits). Read more about methanol in the classroom and risk management for K12 schools
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