It is essential to maintain clean bathrooms because numerous students use them daily. Since the school is considered our second home, the students and teachers need to be comfortable. The cleanliness of the bathrooms reflects the school’s sanitation. If the visitors see a lack of cleanliness, it may affect the school's reputation. Therefore, it is important to ensure a clean and welcoming environment.
 

• Facts:
  Bathrooms are breeding grounds for bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens that may affect your health badly. Unclean bathrooms will contribute to spreading the diseases. 
  Poor bathroom conditions can reflect negatively on a school's reputation among parents, visitors, and potential students.
  Students who encounter unclean restrooms may avoid using them, leading to health issues such as dehydration or urinary tract infections.
• Examples:
  In some schools, students have protested or filed complaints about unsanitary restroom conditions, prompting administrations to take action.
  Some schools implement student responsibility programs, where students help monitor bathroom cleanliness, leading to improved conditions.
  Schools that prioritize bathroom cleanliness often report fewer student complaints and better overall hygiene habits.
• Reason for change:
  To create a comfortable and hygienic learning environment that allows students to focus on their studies.
  To ensure that students feel safe and comfortable using school restrooms without fear of unpleasant odors, mess, or lack of supplies.
  To prevent the spread of germs and reduce student absences due to illness.
• Call to Action:
  Two options can be presented to solve this issue.
  One: Prioritize funding towards the cleanliness of toilets and other hygiene related areas in the school. This ensures the well-being, safety, and reputation of the school and its students.
  Two: Create a reliable system among the students and faculty to keep the school clean and take turns in cleaning their shared toilets. This system would not be different from how cleaners are assigned each day in the classroom.