"Parents allege that debris was removed in containers marked 'asbestos' and placed in areas frequented by children, raising serious health concerns. They reported that dust from construction settled in classrooms and on the playground, leading to respiratory issues in at least two students."
"Organizer Andres Juarez documented the conditions and expressed frustration over the lack of communication from school leaders, stating that families were kept in the dark about potential health risks associated with the construction."
Parents at P.S. 176 The Ovington School express concerns over asbestos exposure from ongoing construction, alleging that debris was improperly handled. They report that containers labeled 'asbestos' were placed near playgrounds and drop-off areas, raising fears for children's health. At least two students have experienced worsened respiratory illnesses. Parents protested for clarity and accountability, while local officials and a law firm began addressing their complaints. The Department of Education claims the building is safe, asserting compliance with regulations.
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