Richmond's Kennedy High School start of school year in limbo as community awaits toxic chemical test results
Officials and community members held a town hall meeting in Richmond to discuss the recent temporary closure of Kennedy High School following the discovery of the toxic chemical PCE on campus. While state scientists report no evidence of contamination in indoor air, the school district is awaiting further soil test results to decide whether classes will begin on campus or at an alternate location ahead of the upcoming school year.
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