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Officials respond to allegations of mold, no running water in bathroom at J.S. Abrams Elementary

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By Sarah Verser Verified
| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
BESSEMER, Ala. (WBRC) - The superintendent of Bessemer City Schools addressed allegations of mold and no running water at J.S. Abrams Elementary School after parents saw pictures on social media showing stained ceiling tiles. Superintendent Michael Turner gave a tour of the school and answered questions about the concerns. “So is there mold here?” WBRC’s Sarah Verser asked, pointing to an area where tile had been removed. “Absolutely not, Sarah,” Turner replied.
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Birmingham City Schools official offers tips to prevent summer learning loss

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By Sarah Verser Verified
| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Birmingham City Schools’ Chief Academic Officer Dr. Pamela Williams said summer learning loss is a real concern for students who go three months without reading, writing or other academic activity, and she has tips for parents to help prevent it at home. Williams said the district’s summer program, Sensational Summer Learning, was designed to keep students engaged through enriching activities.
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Limits, expansions coming to financial aid starting July 1

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By Sarah Verser Verified
| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Changes to federal financial aid take effect July 1, affecting Pell Grants and student loans for Alabama college students. Pell Grant access is staying in place, with a majority of Alabama families eligible to receive up to $7,300 in federal grant money for college, according to Chandra Scott, executive director of Alabama Possible.
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