What if the school property stops serving?

If the school property stops serving, it may affect the daily operation and management of the school. Schools can take the following measures to deal with this situation:

1. Contact the property management company: First, the school can get in touch with the property management company to find out the reasons for stopping the service and the expected time to resume the service. If it is a temporary emergency, you can negotiate a temporary solution or find another property service provider to temporarily replace it.

2. Internal coordination: the school can organize relevant departments, such as administrative departments or engineering departments, to ensure that the basic needs of the school are met. You can consider internal resource allocation and manpower allocation, such as reassigning employees to take charge of some basic property management work.

3. External resources: If the school can't solve the problem by itself, it can seek the support of external resources. You can cooperate with other schools or institutions, enjoy property resources or seek help, or seek support from relevant government departments.

4. Temporary measures: During the suspension of classes, the school needs to ensure that the basic living and learning needs of students and faculty are met. You can temporarily adjust the school's operation plan, such as adjusting the meal time or teaching arrangement to adapt to the temporary situation.

Before taking the above measures, the school should communicate and negotiate with relevant parties and abide by laws, regulations and contractual agreements. At the same time, in this case, the school can consult professional legal or administrative institutions to find out whether there are illegal acts and take corresponding legal actions.

It should be noted that the specific situation of each school may be different, so it is best to formulate specific solutions according to the actual situation.