The board approved the new mold remediation policy today. This win belongs to every one of the 187 people who signed. We will be watching to ensure they follow through.
Proposed VA State Legislation: “Each local school board shall develop and implement a plan to test and, if necessary, remediate mold from sources identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as high priority for testing, including insulating pipes inside walls, thoroughly cleaning and replacing filters for HVAC units, identifying the source of damage to ceiling tiles, immediately repairing roof leaks or any other sources of food or moisture leading to fungi growth. The local school board shall give priority in the testing plan to schools whose school building was constructed, in whole or in part, before 1986
The momentum is undeniable now. We are forcing them to pay attention.
Reached 100 supporters
June 19, 2019
50 Comments
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I'm so proud of the students that have brought this to our attention. But why did they have to ? Isn't it our job to take care of our youth. Mold/Mildew is so dangerous to students as well as to teachers. If indoor air quality is not a priority then you might as well allow smoking and vaping in the schools. At least then students will have a say in how their lungs are being destroyed.
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tricia baum
6 years ago
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My son is at GW. Missed many days last year due to respiratory issues. It is unacceptable that there is mold in the school and needs immediate attention.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Duct work in enclosed spaces (such as above drop ceilings) often require insulation to prevent condensation (and related mold).
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Kristin Stuppy
7 years ago
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Our children deserve a safe learning environment. I support this addition to ACPS Policy.
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Brett egusa
7 years ago
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Another byproduct of years of physical property neglect and underfunding. Shame on previous leadership.
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Maria
7 years ago
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Mold is growing in my classrooms and I am concerned for my well being of myself and peers due to this outrage.
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Marianne francone
3 years ago
I’m suffering as a teachwr
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Kathryn Bye
5 years ago
Not just Alexandria City Public Schools, but all VA Public Schools!!
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The board approved the new mold remediation policy today. This win belongs to every one of the 187 people who signed. We will be watching to ensure they follow through.
Proposed VA State Legislation: “Each local school board shall develop and implement a plan to test and, if necessary, remediate mold from sources identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as high priority for testing, including insulating pipes inside walls, thoroughly cleaning and replacing filters for HVAC units, identifying the source of damage to ceiling tiles, immediately repairing roof leaks or any other sources of food or moisture leading to fungi growth. The local school board shall give priority in the testing plan to schools whose school building was constructed, in whole or in part, before 1986
The momentum is undeniable now. We are forcing them to pay attention.
Reached 100 supporters
June 19, 2019
50 Comments
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I'm so proud of the students that have brought this to our attention. But why did they have to ? Isn't it our job to take care of our youth. Mold/Mildew is so dangerous to students as well as to teachers. If indoor air quality is not a priority then you might as well allow smoking and vaping in the schools. At least then students will have a say in how their lungs are being destroyed.
T
tricia baum
6 years ago
Featured
My son is at GW. Missed many days last year due to respiratory issues. It is unacceptable that there is mold in the school and needs immediate attention.
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
Duct work in enclosed spaces (such as above drop ceilings) often require insulation to prevent condensation (and related mold).
K
Kristin Stuppy
7 years ago
Featured
Our children deserve a safe learning environment. I support this addition to ACPS Policy.
B
Brett egusa
7 years ago
Featured
Another byproduct of years of physical property neglect and underfunding. Shame on previous leadership.
M
Maria
7 years ago
Featured
Mold is growing in my classrooms and I am concerned for my well being of myself and peers due to this outrage.
M
Marianne francone
3 years ago
I’m suffering as a teachwr
K
Kathryn Bye
5 years ago
Not just Alexandria City Public Schools, but all VA Public Schools!!
I'm so proud of the students that have brought this to our attention. But why did they have to ? Isn't it our job to take care of our youth. Mold/Mildew is so dangerous to students as well as to teachers. If indoor air quality is not a priority then you might as well allow smoking and vaping in the schools. At least then students will have a say in how their lungs are being destroyed.