Tom Johnson
District admits elevated lead levels detected in schools in past but not revealed to public
John Abeigon, president and director of the Newark Teachers Union, released pictures of 10 schools where high lead levels were not detected that purportedly showed expiration dates from 2009 to 2015 on filters installed on water fixtures. He called for federal intervention and investigation into “this ongoing health crisis.’’
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