Nearly 100 classrooms in 25 different schools had A/C issues on the first day of school in Fort Worth ISD

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Reports from teachers and students started coming in early in the morning that some classrooms were without air.

The district compiled a list of more than 95 service tickets turned in from 25 different schools regarding air conditioning complaints but stated in many instances the air was working just not as effectively as it normally does.

“Some reports were that the air was set to 74 and not getting colder than 76,” said Kelli Spencer, Deputy Superintendent of Infrastructure for the district. “Comfort for our students matters.”

Read more on NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth.

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