MONTGOMERY, AL. (WSFA) - Dozier elementary moves to plan B, as the numerous attempts to clean up the ongoing mold problem is unsuccessful.
Less then a year ago, specialist were at Dozier elementary trying to rid of the mold problem which plagues the school walls. The attempt before that was also a bust, after to much chemical was used, making the air too dry.
School officials are now moving to plan B, which is requesting help from the Montgomery Public School Board. A process the school system says needs to take place before changes begin.
A bid for construction needs to be approved by the school board, which will be decided at Tuesday's school board meeting.
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Less then a year ago, specialist were at Dozier elementary trying to rid of the mold problem which plagues the school walls. The attempt before that was also a bust, after to much chemical was used, making the air too dry.
School officials are now moving to plan B, which is requesting help from the Montgomery Public School Board. A process the school system says needs to take place before changes begin.
A bid for construction needs to be approved by the school board, which will be decided at Tuesday's school board meeting.
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