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Summary Results of Recent Lead and Copper Drinking Water Testing at Mass Summary Results of Recent Lead and Copper Drinking Water Testing at Mass. Schools - Current as of 10/27/2017 This list summarizes sampling results for lead and copper in drinking water at schools and early education & childcare facilities (EECFs) that have been reported to MassDEP through its electronic data reporting system (eDEP). It is sorted alphabetically by town. It includes schools and EECFs that have sampled fixtures as part of the Commonwealth’s Assistance Program for Lead in School Drinking Water, as well as other sampling conducted at schools via other efforts. These results may not reflect all samples taken at each school or early education & childcare facility (EECF) because the laboratory may not have completed their work and/or the school may collect additional samples. Check back for updates that cover any additional results. A school's status may change as additional results are to reported to MassDEP. As this is a summary of all results, if a school or EECF at any time detects lead and/or copper above the action level the results column will indicate "... Above the Action Level" regardless of follow-up sampling below the action level. For a more accurate and current status of lead and copper sampling at schools and EECF refer to the details fixture-by-fixture spreadsheet at http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/water/drinking/lead-and-copper-in-school-drinking-water-sampling-results.html. Data is made available to the public two weeks after sampling results are submitted to MassDEP through eDEP. This allows schools and EECFs time to post all remediation actions taken at fixtures with lead and/or copper action level exceedances in the Lead and Copper Reporting Tool. This list will be updated on a weekly basis. For detailed fixture-by-fixture sampling results, go here: http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/water/drinking/lead-and-copper-in-school-drinking-water-sampling-results.html TOWN SCHOOL NAME RESULTS Abington Center Elementary School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Abington Beaver Brook Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Abington Woodsdale Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Abington Frolio Middle School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Abington Abington High Lead and Copper Below Action Level Acton Merriam School Only Lead Above Action Level Acton Mccarthy-Towne School Only Lead Above Action Level Acton C.T. Douglas Elementary School Only Lead Above Action Level Acton Paul P Gates Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Acton Luther Conant School Only Lead Above Action Level Acton Raymond J Grey Junior High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Acton Acton-Boxborough Regional High Lead and Copper Below Action Level Acushnet Acushnet Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Acushnet Albert F Ford Middle School Only Lead Above Action Level Acushnet Acushnet Water Department Lead and Copper Below Action Level Adams Plunkett Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Crocker Farm Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Fort River Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Wildwood Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Amherst Regional Middle School Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Amherst Regional High Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst South Amherst Campus / Sac Only Lead Above Action Level Amherst Community Action @ Amherst Community Child Care Lead and Copper Below Action Level Amherst Community Action @ North Amherst Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington John A Bishop Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Brackett Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Cyrus E Dallin Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Hardy Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Peirce Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Thompson Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Ottoson Middle Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Arlington High Only Lead Above Action Level Arlington Lesley Ellis Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Rogers-Pierce Children'S Center Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Learn To Grow Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Arlington Recreation Kid Care Lead and Copper Below Action Level Arlington Casa Esme Bilingual Nursery School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Ashfield Sanderson Academy Only Lead Above Action Level Ashland William Pittaway Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Ashland Henry E Warren Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Ashland David Mindess Only Lead Above Action Level Ashland Ashland Middle Only Lead Above Action Level Ashland Ashland High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro A. Irvin Studley Elementary School Only Lead Above Action Level Attleboro Thomas Willett Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Hyman Fine Elementary School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Attleboro Hill-Roberts Elementary School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Attleboro Peter Thacher Elementary School Only Lead Above Action Level Attleboro Robert J. Coelho Middle School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Cyril K. Brennan Middle School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Wamsutta Middle School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Attleboro High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Briggs Corner School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Finberg Public Day School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Attleboro Old Attleboro High School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Auburn Bryn Mawr Only Copper Above Action Level Summary Results of Recent Lead and Copper Drinking Water Testing at Mass. Schools - Current as of 10/27/2017 This list summarizes sampling results for lead and copper in drinking water at schools and early education & childcare facilities (EECFs) that have been reported to MassDEP through its electronic data reporting system (eDEP). It is sorted alphabetically by town. It includes schools and EECFs that have sampled fixtures as part of the Commonwealth’s Assistance Program for Lead in School Drinking Water, as well as other sampling conducted at schools via other efforts. These results may not reflect all samples taken at each school or early education & childcare facility (EECF) because the laboratory may not have completed their work and/or the school may collect additional samples. Check back for updates that cover any additional results. A school's status may change as additional results are to reported to MassDEP. As this is a summary of all results, if a school or EECF at any time detects lead and/or copper above the action level the results column will indicate "... Above the Action Level" regardless of follow-up sampling below the action level. For a more accurate and current status of lead and copper sampling at schools and EECF refer to the details fixture-by-fixture spreadsheet at http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/water/drinking/lead-and-copper-in-school-drinking-water-sampling-results.html. Data is made available to the public two weeks after sampling results are submitted to MassDEP through eDEP. This allows schools and EECFs time to post all remediation actions taken at fixtures with lead and/or copper action level exceedances in the Lead and Copper Reporting Tool. This list will be updated on a weekly basis. For detailed fixture-by-fixture sampling results, go here: http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/water/drinking/lead-and-copper-in-school-drinking-water-sampling-results.html TOWN SCHOOL NAME RESULTS Auburn Pakachoag School Only Lead Above Action Level Auburn Swanson Road Intermediate School Only Copper Above Action Level Auburn Auburn Middle Lead and Copper Below Action Level Auburn Auburn Senior High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Auburndale C C Burr Only Lead Above Action Level Auburndale Williams Lead and Copper Below Action Level Avon Ralph D Butler Lead and Copper Below Action Level Avon Avon Middle High School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Ayer Page Hilltop Elementary School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Ayer Ayer Shirley Regional High School Only Copper Above Action Level Bedford Child Development Center- Hanscom Air Force Base Only Copper Above Action Level Belchertown Cold Spring Only Lead Above Action Level Belchertown Chestnut Hill Community School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Belchertown Swift River Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Belchertown Jabish Middle School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Belchertown Belchertown High Only Lead Above Action Level Belmont Winn Brook Lead and Copper Below Action Level Belmont Mary Lee Burbank Only Lead Above Action Level Belmont Daniel Butler Only Lead Above Action Level Belmont Roger E Wellington Only Lead Above Action Level Belmont Winthrop L Chenery Middle Only Lead Above Action Level Belmont Belmont High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Bernardston Bernardston Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Beverly Mckeown School Only Copper Above Action Level Beverly Centerville Elementary Only Copper Above Action Level Beverly Cove Elementary Lead and Copper Below Action Level Beverly Hannah Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Beverly North Beverly Elementary Lead and Copper Below Action Level Beverly Ayers/Ryal Side School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Beverly Briscoe Middle Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Beverly Beverly High Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Billerica John F Kennedy Lead and Copper Below Action Level Billerica Hajjar Elementary Only Lead Above Action Level Billerica Eugene C Vining Only Lead Above Action Level Billerica Valley Middle School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Blackstone John F Kennedy Elementary Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Blackstone A F Maloney Only Lead Above Action Level Blackstone Frederick W. Hartnett Middle School Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Blackstone Blackstone Millville Rhs Both Lead and Copper Above Action Level Bolton Florence Sawyer School Lead and Copper Below Action Level Boston Helen Y.
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