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Local schools respond to boil water advisory

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Posted on: September 3, 2014

Click here to see if your school is affected by the boil water advisory.

Prince George’s County Public Schools is responding to the boil alert issued for several county areas.  According to PGCPS:

All impacted schools will receive bottled water to meet the needs of the students and staff in each building.

There will be no interruptions or changes to meal services as most food items are oven prepared. Impacted school cafeterias are boiling water for use of hand washing and all cleaning needs.

Parents will be notified by robo-call of any changes to bus stops and routes, particularly around the Tanglewood Drive area where WSSC is conducting repair.

For additional information visit: www.pgcps.org

Staff at St. Jerome’s Academy handed out bottled water today.  Students at DeMatha Catholic High School were instructed to not drink out of the water fountains.

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