Community presses school board for answers in wake of fire at Elizabeth Forward High

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Dozens of community members filled the Elizabeth Forward Middle School cafeteria Wednesday evening seeking answers after a four-alarm fire tore through the high school auditorium this month, causing extensive damage and forcing students into online learning.

Questions presented during the school board meeting centered around the district’s emergency preparedness plan for all school buildings and when high school students could be expected to return to in-person classes.

Read more on the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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