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McClintock students urge Tempe Union board to act on extreme heat at open-campus school
Summary
Two McClintock juniors told trustees that consecutive 100+ degree days leave students exposed on the open campus; they asked the district to open buildings for water access, post signage, provide shade canopies and coordinate with community partners for temporary relief.
Two students from McClintock High School used public comment to press the board for immediate steps to protect students from extreme summer heat on an open campus.
Elena Camille described students waiting and eating lunch in temperatures she said exceeded 108–110°F for more than 30 days, with limited shade and only small…
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