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Brooklyn school moves students amid air contamination concerns

P.S. 372 in Brooklyn moved students out of basement classrooms because of concerns about air contamination. The supplied information does not identify the contaminant or confirm a broader exposure event.

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Possible indoor air contamination can pose health risks to students and may require wider testing or remediation.

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  1. Amid air contamination concerns, P.S. 372 moves students out of basement classrooms • Brooklyn Paper ↗brooklynpaper.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 1:16 AM UTC

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