Hidden Health Concerns in the North Haven High School

David Kallander, Ph.D., Toxicologist for the Connecticut Department of Public Health.

"the new North Haven High School (under construction) has significant mold issues. The caller said that there's mold on the cinder blocks, sheetrock and fireproofing beams. Evidently it's bad enough that the construction workers are getting sick from it. The caller said that in one bathroom the moldy sheetrock has been put behind cinder blocks so I guess it's there for good."

If the moldy sheetrock was put behind cinder blocks then it is most likely still in the school making people sick and potentially leading to cancer later in life. Call the North Haven Board of Education, the Superintendent, and your First-Selectman to ensure your children's safety.



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Mold In School

Be attentive to your children's health when attending the North Haven High School. It's easy for the symptoms of mold exposure to go misdiagnosed. Contact the North Haven Board of Education and the Superintendent because they are putting your children in danger. Your children may not have immediate symptoms but could possibly develop cancer later in life due to exposure.

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Tomorrow we will be publishing documents related to mold in the North Haven High School and how it could negatively affect your children's health. Stay tuned!

North Haven High School - Mold

“Visible black mold spots” - North Haven High School.

Mold observed in the North Haven High School.

Black mold observed on top corner sheetrock wall.

QVHD’s file on North Haven High School. The file starts in 2008 but the school was built in 2005. There is also a red confidential file...what could they be hiding?

Wet ceiling tiles in the North Haven High School.