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2. The kids are probably ok, but that may not be the story elsewhere.

Wed Jun 1, 2016, 12:18 PM

Jun 2016

It's unlikely that this is the only district in the country with this problem.

Still, even in Portland, some of the levels were fairly high.

See the original document here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/wapopartners.com/wweek-wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/01012139/All-Schools-Water-Test-Results.pdf

Yes, this is only the latest example of the lack of management protocol at the district. The superintendent needs to go now.

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Portland District Failed to Disclose Excessive Lead Levels at 47 School Buildings [View all] HuckleB Jun 2016 OP

This is a serious breach of public trust gratuitous Jun 2016 #1

The kids are probably ok, but that may not be the story elsewhere. HuckleB Jun 2016 #2