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Water Crisis at Stevenson High School

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Sonia dubose
9 years ago

It's not right and un sanitary

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Cam Duncan
9 years ago

Ur extra for trying to close school over having to use water bottles. Chill

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Arsen chaian
9 years ago

#notmywater #makewatergreatagain

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Anonymous
9 years ago

#NotMyWater

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Anonymous
9 years ago

#NotMyWater

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Anonymous
9 years ago

#NotMyWater

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Ceana
9 years ago

Water dude. Kinda need it.

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Taniesha
9 years ago

Ily papi guac! (Nieshxxox)

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Ryan
9 years ago

lol I don't even go to Stevenson

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Jalyn Mitchell
9 years ago

i love you Alluver Jacob!

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Austin
9 years ago

Wataa

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Anonymous
9 years ago

no school

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Yon
9 years ago

Boneles

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James
9 years ago

Jaya Praneeth Rangamudri is the basketball god

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Anonymous
9 years ago

...

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shmorgan
9 years ago

i'm glad adlai be sending us to school in unsafe conditions, hopefully we'll all die and be put out of our misery

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Elyse
9 years ago

Rip water

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Anonymous
9 years ago

If there's no clean water, how can you wash your hands or go to the bathroom? Like gross

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PAT RIOT
9 years ago

This has to be the most irrational decision ever made by Stevenson high school. Unsanitary water is being pumped in Lincolnshire after a, "boil order" has been sent out to water receivers. Upon hearing this, Stevenson told students and staff that they would be issuing water bottles to make up for the unsanitary water. This whole idea of issuing water bottles is completely impractical and a total waste of taxpayer money, not to mention it takes a heavy toll on the environment. Here's a basic math problem for you Stevenson 4,000 students + around 200 staff members + around 100 Sodexo workers is 4300. Assuming that everyone has 2 water bottles each, 8,600 water bottles will have been distributed. Assuming that 3/4 of those water bottles will be recycled, and the other 1/4 will be thrown in the garbage and because there will be not enough space to store the plastic bottles in the recycling. 1/4 of 8600, is 2150 water bottles thrown out. For a school that preaches upon conserving our environment, it is truely hipocritical and way too expensive.

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Yuh
9 years ago

Please