The arsenic-tainted site for a planned new Midway Elementary School inthe Seminole County, Fla., district may be dumped in favor of a clean location. Superintendent Bill Vogel says that acreage the district might buy for a future high school is clear of pollution and could be a better site for the school. The elementary school would need 12 acres, and that would leave about 52 acres for a high school.
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