CI Hero: Bloomington custodian prioritizes the health of students, helps build beds for children in need | CIProud.com

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Bloomington, Illinois (WMBD)-The school maintenance manager in Bloomington is answering the call of the custodian, putting the success of children’s education first, and is committed to providing other than disinfected learning environments Features.

This week's CI Hero Zone

Robert Bosquez (Robert Bosquez).

"My day starts with cleaning the gym to make sure all rooms are disinfected, and then I clean it after breakfast," Bosquez said. "Prepare lunch. We have lunch. I have to clean after lunch. My favorite is always lunch."

His main purpose is not just to provide a clean table during lunch time.

"I treat all the students here like my own students. I have three of my own and a granddaughter. So this is just an extension of my family."

In his free time, he chooses to spend time in the community to build beds, desks and other objects that are vital to imitating the success of students. Bosquez's ten years of dedication at school made him aware of this need. In this mission, he provided more than 120 beds in 2019.

"If a student can't sleep well, then he won't succeed." Bosquez said. "So, unfortunately, at Bloomington Normal University, there are students with no beds. When we can provide that bed and they know, maybe this will be the first time they sleep in bed... I mean Yes, that is fine for me."

The principal of this school said that his work around the clock strengthened his core values.

Principal Marlys Bennington said: "I think he will be able to help others soon and see these needs." "He will do whatever people need to do to make their lives better. Good, make their work easier and easier."

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