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The Alamance-Burlington School System's financial picture for the coming fiscal year is made more complicated by an increase in the number of local students enrolling in charter schools because that
Ongoing efforts to address water problems that led to last summer's extensive toxic mold throughout the county's schools dominated Monday night's Alamance-Burlington Board of Education meeting.
Crews said they have already removed damaged sheetrock to prevent mold, which is important for the school system after they previously spent $26 million last year on mold remediation.
Jordan Lake fell over four feet over the summer, revealing a town that's been submerged since the 1960s.
County and Alamance-Burlington School System officials are moving more money around to pay for mold remediation in the schools.