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District says Penfield modular classroom mold was remediated; third‑party air testing found no indoor growth
Summary
District staff described a July finding of surface microbial growth in Penfield modular classrooms, immediate remediation, and third‑party air sampling that showed indoor spore counts at or below outdoor levels and nonviable hyphae.
North Penn School District officials told the Aug. 25 Facilities & Operations Committee that they discovered microbial surface growth on carpets in some Penfield Middle School modular classrooms during July, remediated the areas the same day and then completed third‑party air testing that showed no ongoing indoor fungal growth.
District staff said they removed and cleaned affected surfaces immediately, performed subfloor moisture testing, installed temporary dehumidifiers and…
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