Maintaining teacher pigeonholes

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Contributed by KUNALAN GINA

Current Situation:

The pigeonholes look like they are being eaten by termites because they are often covered with the sand like particles that termites leave behind.

Improvement:

They need to be checked for termites. Also, can the cleaners clean the pigeonholes once a week?

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