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9) Was there an insurance invest,' 7, tigator from the bonding company,, present on the scene? Was there an officer of the roofing company called to the scene? Was OSHA notified? ’ 10) How does the school plan to reimburse parents for expenses incurred because of this incident? Who do parents contact for claims infor-*" mation? 11) How do parents know that it is safe to send their children back to Rappahannock County Elementary School? Has the air been tested by a professional? How will the school respond to the children’s fear and anxb ety about entering the building? 12) Will absences that occurred as a result of this incident be counted against the student? When will canceled school days be made up? SUSAN M. PARRISH andVINNIE L. CARNEY Washington
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