Facilities, Operations and Transportation

UPDATE: As of Jan. 3, 2022, Robbinsdale Area Schools has changed the way staff report work-related accidents and injuries. The new process is to call the Nurse Line. Follow these instructions.

Employee Accident Reporting, or First Report of Injuries

In the event of an accident or injury at the work-place, employees should immediately notify their supervisor, and then call the nurse line at 1-844-847- 8708. This is required for all workplace injuries. (See the nurse line flyer.)

The nurse line will assist in triaging the injury and determining what treatment is needed. If it's a medical emergency, call 911, and following the emergency, the employee's supervisor should call the nurse line.

If the registered nurse feels medical treatment is needed, they will help facilitate the process by calling the appropriate medical provider, let the provider know the employee will be coming for treatment, and provide all necessary details. If the employee does not need medical care, the nurse will provide the employee with their contact information, should anything change.

The nurse line can be accessed at any time of day, any day of the year, and will also follow up with the employee 24 to 48 hours after their initial call.

Note: this step replaces the first step of our Accident Reporting Process. 

As a resident of the Robbinsdale Area School District, we are keeping our lights on for you.  In addition to the critical job of preparing our students for a successful future, we strongly believe that schools are a vital resource for everyone in our school community, young and old alike.  That is why the Community Enrichment and Engagement division of Robbinsdale Area Schools schedules and supervises the use of district buildings before and after school and on weekends.  Non-residents are also welcome to rent district facilities.

Community Use of Facilities

• PPE Request Forms - FOT Staff
• PPE Request Forms - Nutrition Services
• Safety Shoes Request Form
• Minor Injury Kits Refills

Indoor Air Quality

To report an indoor air quality concern (temperature, humidity, odor, mold, dust for example) please detail the building condition(s) and symptoms relating to your/your student’s health in writing to the building principal or building manager. Your concern will be forwarded to the building custodian who will perform a detailed investigation, troubleshoot the source and recommendations for a solution. If the problem is not able to be solved, the Buildings and Grounds Department or a vendor will be contracted.

For more information, please see the indoor air quality webpage from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Robbinsdale Area Schools conducts annual testing for lead in the drinking water at all schools per Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) recommendations and Minnesota statute 121A.335 requirements.

Anyone interested in discussing the district Lead in Drinking Water program or results may contact the district’s health and safety team for access to documentation, or they may access them here:

• 2024 lead in water testing results
• 2024 remediation process

Learn more about MDH testing recommendations by checking out: Reducing Lead in Drinking Water: A Technical Guidance for Minnesota’s Schools.

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) can be utilized by all staff, families and community members, and is inclusive to all the chemicals that could potentially be within our buildings. Visit the SDS.