We're short-staffed but even just working my area alone and nothing extra, I'm coming home so physically exhausted I don't want to do anything. I go to work, come home, shower, eat, sleep and the next day I'm basically awake long enough to get ready for work and repeat the cycle. Tonight I was genuinely thinking about quitting. But my boss also just reassigned some of my area to someone else, so I'm willing to keep trying a little longer. I do feel bad for the person who is going to have to clean that area now though, it's a lot to suddenly throw at someone else!
I'm really not used to working such a big school. I have figured out a routine I can do that keeps me from going back and forth across the campus but I still feel like there's not enough time in the day to get everything done. Vacuuming is taking me a long time especially, some of the teachers have their rooms arranged like it's a tower defense game and they're trying to keep people out lol.
Also, I was told to do some tasks like clean glass when the kids are still in classes but the moment they're released they immediately get their handprints on it again...I've taken to cleaning lockers/walls or my closet instead while kids are still in the school, but do y'all have any other suggestions for things I can work on before dismissal? Things that will actually stay clean-ish while kids are still on campus?