KCSD enrolls in state lead‑testing program after governor lowers standard to zero
After Pennsylvania’s governor set a new, more stringent state lead standard, the district enrolled schools in the state testing program and will test drinking fountains and faucets; staff noted many labs cannot test down to 0 parts per billion.
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District facilities staff told members on May 26 that Pennsylvania’s recent change in lead‑testing policy requires heightened attention: staff described the governor’s action as effectively lowering the state action level toward 0 parts per billion.
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