Lots of overreaction here on both sides. First, what qualifies the deputy school superintendent to say that there doesn’t appear to be a health risk? Don’t they need to complete their testing before that can be determined?
Also, respiratory difficulties are not associated with lead poisoning. Are this teacher and her attorney trying to capitalize on this by getting some free time off work? Or more than that?
Lots of overreaction here on both sides. First, what qualifies the deputy school superintendent to say that there doesn’t appear to be a health risk? Don’t they need to complete their testing before that can be determined?
Also, respiratory difficulties are not associated with lead poisoning. Are this teacher and her attorney trying to capitalize on this by getting some free time off work? Or more than that?