Report derides school building conditions in Manhattan

Jan. 21, 2010
Borough president's office says many schools have hazardous code violations
FromThe New York Times: More than one third of public school buildings in the Manhattan borough of New York Cityhave hazardous code violations, including many that have gone unresolved for years, threatening the safety of children and teachers, according to a report by the borough president’s office.

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