Bus pick up & drop off points change in Union Township during school mold remediation
The Boys & Girls Club on Jeanette Avenue is the new pick up and drop off point for the Hannah Caldwell Elementary School students who still can’t get back into their building because of continued mold remediation.
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8ds agoSome Elementary school students in Union County, as well as their parents, continue to adjust after mold was discovered in their school last month.
Today, students from Hannah Caldwell Elementary began using the Boys & Girls Club on Jeanette Avenue in Union as their new pick up and drop off location for bussing.
Some parents told News 12 that they were OK with the location but having to make another adjustment wasn't easy.
Students and teachers have been out of their school since last month after mold was found. They've been attending various schools in the district ever since.
The superintendent told News 12 that experts in the field continue remediation but a timeline on returning can't be made yet.
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