Mold Found at Texas School

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According to El Paso County Schools, mold was found during maintenance at Woodland Hills Elementary. The mold will continue to be tested and recommendations will be announced in a few days. School District 49 has decided to test other school buildings for moisture. The schools will be closed during the selected testing times.

Parents should know that school-year registration will continue Monday and the Central Office will remain open. If your child has any allergies or autoimmune conditions, please seek medical advice by a qualified physician who understands the ramifications of mycotoxicosis.

Carolyn Willbanks
Author: Carolyn Willbanks

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