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Lodi Unified OKs emergency repairs at McNair after flood; teachers report lingering moisture and mold concerns
Summary
The Lodi Unified School District board unanimously approved a resolution to authorize emergency repairs at Ronald D. McNair High School after an August flood. Teachers and parents at the meeting urged further remediation, citing remaining moisture, classroom humidity and at least one confirmed mold finding.
The Lodi Unified School District Board of Education on Wednesday approved a resolution to authorize emergency work at Ronald D. McNair High School following flooding earlier this month.
The resolution, presented by district staff, passed with a board vote recorded as 6 yes and 1 absent. The board earlier publicly recognized custodial, maintenance and facilities staff and outside contractors for their rapid response; the district said the campus was able to reopen about a week after the incident.
Why it matters: Teachers and parents who spoke during public comment said reopening did not end safety concerns. "Two plus inches of water" reached classrooms during…
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