Students at Adam Elementary in Oklahoma City moved after asbestos found

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BY DAWN MARKS
Published: January 6, 2009

Adams Elementary School students will go to class at Roosevelt Middle School until further notice after asbestos was discovered in their building.

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Crews found the asbestos Monday and administrators made arrangements for students to go to class at Roosevelt after state Labor Department officials determined the building was unsafe, said Kathleen Kennedy, school district spokeswoman.

Parents can drop off students at Adams and the district will bus them to Roosevelt. Oklahoma City Public Schools students returned to classes today after the holiday break.


 

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