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MPS reports completion of districtwide lead‑paint stabilization, cites scope and next steps
Summary
Milwaukee Public Schools told the board it completed districtwide lead‑paint stabilization work ahead of a Dec. 31 deadline, covering 99 schools, roughly 2,700 classrooms and about 7,000,000 square feet at an estimated cost of more than $43 million; the district said it will continue touch-ups and increased monitoring.
The Milwaukee Board of School Directors heard from the superintendent that districtwide lead‑paint stabilization work has been completed ahead of the administration’s December 31 deadline. Superintendent (speaker 6) told the board crews worked in 99 schools, addressed about 2,700 classrooms plus associated common areas — totaling approximately 7,000,000 square feet — and that the project’s estimated cost…
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