September 20, 2019
Good news! All retesting of the impacted areas show a normal indoor fungal ecology. Official reports may be found at the link below:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1r7yOFwSWF0AzeeHevIlAC2Xc6n5Y_YyR
Summer 2019
As promised, we continued to address the issue at your school and have conducted yet another follow-up round of testing. The results indicate that we are still dealing with two minor localized issues. There are NO campus-wide issues related to air quality at your campus.
The first area is located at the end of the main hall in room 115. There is a sizable closet and a custodian's closet near that room that have no ventilation or conditioning. During the warm humid summer, we believe these closed areas caused some spore count readings to be elevated in that area. We have begun the process of cleaning both closets and will make renovations so the air will not be stagnant nor untreated. We will also clean the air handling units in that area.
The second issue is related to the 'old kitchen' area behind the band room. Retesting showed some elevated spore counts in this area. We will be cleaning that back room and the air conditioning units in that area as well.
We will also be running 'air scrubbers' or giant air filter machines in those parts of the school for the next week. This will ensure other areas of the school are not impacted.
Please know that we follow the protocols set out by the independent lab to address these issues. We strive to be transparent and always want to tackle the root causes of the problems head-on.
The latest official lab reports may be found at the link below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1r7yOFwSWF0AzeeHevIlAC2Xc6n5Y_YyR?usp=sharing
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Spring- Summer 2019
The most recent air quality test results show a normal indoor fungal ecology in all areas with the exception of test results on the 100 hall area. Inspections revealed an issue with a leak in appliances in the teacher lounge area which caused water damage to a wall, which has since been repaired. We believe this caused the area to indicate slightly elevated spore counts. Inspection and retesting will occur during the summer and staff will continue to monitor. The official reports may be found at the link below:
