I get a call and she would be crying and upset. She would go to bed and sleep three or four hours. Air tests at the school found there is a mold, Stachybotrys. It is an irritant but experts assure parents there is no health danger. When an allergy expert was asked if he is concerned about children in the school he said no.
Experts say it is hard to tell how long the mold has been in the school, months or weeks.
Beginning Thursday, they will begin removing walls in two classrooms to get rid of it. More than 130 students have been moved until the job is finished. So while officials say students are safe parents aren't sure and wonder if there will be any long-term problems. Officials hope to have the mold cleaned up within a few days.