Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MCPS has multiple schools with mold, asbesdos, rodents, falling tiles, but only does the minimum to fix it.

Electric buses or building a new high school that Hungerford staff can attend (when adjacent schools are under capacity and could be boundary shifted) are more important to fund.

We need teachers and staff to help expose the real state of the buildings publicly to the media. The only thing MCPS responds to is bad press and lawsuits.

Parents can report mold problems to MCCPTA reps. MCCPTA cluster coordinators advocate for replacement schools, which is usually what widespread mold problems in old schools indicate is needed.