Wohlwend Elementary School

Water Testing Results: Wohlwend Elementary School

SCI collected 52 drinking water samples from various water fixtures located throughout the structure and submitted them for analytical testing. The water samples were analyzed for lead in accordance with the “Get the Lead Out of School Drinking Water Act,” Section 160.077, which establishes an action level of 5 parts per billion (ppb). The 5 ppb level required by the state is a stricter threshold than the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) recommended action level of 15 ppb.

The drinking water samples that exceeded the state's new action level are identified below.


Published: April 9, 2024
Updated: June 17, 2024

Sample location

Sample description

Result (ppb)

Remediation

Retest Results (ppb)

Kitchen

Northeast Sink

152

Removed and capped

N/A

Kitchen

North Sink

763

Removed and capped

N/A

Kitchen

Trough Sink

6.18

Removed and capped

N/A

Kitchen

Triple Basin Sink, Left Faucet

6.67

Installed new faucet


Kitchen

West-Central Sink

13.6

Installed new faucet


Room 107

Sink

37.5

Installed new stem and aerator

147

Room 105

Sink

33.5

Installed new stem and aerator

33.2

Room 103

Sink

6.05

Installed new aerator

3.52

Room 101

Water Fountain

6.48

Installed new bubbler

9.04

Library Office

Sink

16.3

Installed new stem and aerator

12.7

Room 106

Sink

20.9

Installed new stem and aerator

17.9

Room 202

Sink

9.19

Installed new stem and aerator

6.77

Room 200

Sink

14.7

Installed new stem and aerator

8.62

Room 201

Sink

15.9

Installed new stem and aerator

13.7

Room 203

Sink

18.3

Installed new stem and aerator

6.06

Room 210

Water Fountain

9.61

Installed new bubbler

3.86

Room 303

Sink

5.29

Installed new aerator

2.59

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NOTE: The following kitchen sinks have not been in use for some time: Kitchen Northeast Sink, Kitchen North Sink and Kitchen Trough Sink. Kitchen West Central Sink was previously used to fill steam wells only.

The water fixtures listed above will be labeled not for drinking until the district’s facilities team can complete remediation and SCI completes retesting. This page will be updated as we make progress remediating fixtures.

See testing result report from SCI.

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