Board hears about mold concerns; district ordered air-quality testing
After a parent reported a student's severe allergy symptoms, the district conducted a visual mold inspection and an air-quality test; administrators said initial inspection found nothing and the district covered testing (speaker mentioned about $1,600), with results pending.
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The board discussed parent concerns about a possible mold exposure. Chair (S3) summarized the parent's report that a student experienced severe allergy symptoms and the district arranged an inspection followed by an air-quality test; "The parent who has reached out and said that, their student, had a mold allergy really pretty bad," S3 said, and staff noted they did not ask the parent to pay for the test.
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