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Superintendent reports unresolved water and meal-service problems at Lower Elementary and junior high
Summary
The superintendent told the board that persistent low water pressure, sand and debris in toilets, and recurring dining/phone-line issues at district schools remain unresolved; the district has spent about $50,000 patching the problems and will obtain new quotes and may invite the water association to meet with the board.
The superintendent told the North Pike School District board that persistent water problems at the Lower Elementary remain unresolved and sometimes have required canceling classes.
"The water issues at the Lower are still, not fixed," the superintendent said, describing days with inadequate pressure and instances when toilets would not flush. The superintendent said staff brought in Ross Jackson to investigate and that the district suspects the problem originates with the North Pike…
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