No easy fix exists for heat issues in PSD schools, superintendent, school board chair say

A teacher at Shepardson Elementary School fainted in a hot classroom last week, coworkers said. Temperatures in some second-story classrooms at Fort Collins High School have exceeded 90 degrees, teachers said. And the clothing of both students and staff are soaked with sweat by the end of the day at Webber Middle School, where at least one classroom reached 88 degrees Tuesday, a teacher said.

It’s late August, and the start of another school year in Poudre School District, where 33 of the 54 school buildings don’t have air conditioning and security protocols prevent staff from opening most windows and all exterior doors to let in fresh air.

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