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District approves cleanup of lead- and arsenic-affected soil on its land
What happened
On June 23, 2026, the board authorized a construction change order to consolidate soil affected by lead and arsenic on a district-owned parcel. The minutes do not say where the parcel is, how much soil, or what it cost.
Why it matters to families
Lead and arsenic in soil can be a health risk for children, so how the district handles and contains it matters to families.
The evidence
June 23, 2026 minutes, Capital Projects: 'Authorization for Consolidation of Lead/Arsenic-Impacted Soil on District Owned Parcel.'
The source
Board meeting minutes, June 23, 2026See the full record for Orondo School District.
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