Teachers "Stop School Pests" IPM Poster
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- Date of Publication
- August 25, 2025
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Publication Information
Pests like roaches, ants, and rodents can cause health and safety problems on campus if left unchecked.
This Stop School Pests poster gives the entire school community (students, staff, visitors) a clear, visual reminder of key pest prevention steps. Post it in hallways, break rooms, and common areas to encourage good habits and keep pests out.
Get your copy today and protect your campus!
Related IPM Posters and Courses:
Keep your campus completely pest free with our full set of IPM posters
Courses to build your school's pest management skills:
- 6-Hour School IPM Course for TDA - Covers in-depth requirements for school-integrated pest management in Texas.
- School IPM Refresher Course - 1-hour refresher course for anyone playing a role in supporting integrated pest management in Texas schools.
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