Update - Second study shows WCHS mold levels not high

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Second study shows WCHS mold levels not high

THE STAR PRESS

WINCHESTER — A second air-quality report has indicated that roof

leaks aside, there is not an elevated level of mold inside

Winchester Community High School.

Now the Randolph Central School Board plans to meet with a metal

retro-fit roof expert on Wednesday to hear recommendations on how

the board should proceed.

The high school currently has a flat roof, and the board wants to

change that to minimize future leaks.

Parents expressed concerns during a special meeting Monday night

about moisture that remains in the building, whether it's in ceiling

tiles or insulation, or along walls in classrooms or behind lockers.

Last month taxpayers and students complained after the roof of the

high schools' A-wing leaked excessively.

The school board on Monday night approved $10,901 in expenditures

for repairs that have been made and air studies that have been

conducted in recent weeks.