The patchwork response leaves kids vulnerable in the years between ... He said it is unrelated to recent high tests for lead in school or residential drinking water. Also unrelated to school ...

CNN: How much fluid should school-age kids drink every day ... is that plain drinking water is the best form of hydration. It’s ideal to get kids used to drinking water to replenish their fluids ...

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(WPBN/WGTU) - - Cadillac Area Public Schools are installing water ... “The question I have is were the kids drinking that contaminated water last year? Cause my children they’re now in the ...

School-age children who are between four and eight years old should be getting 1.2 litres (five cups), while kids over ... a child will be drinking plenty. Milk contains water, as does food ...

But dozens of Inland Empire school districts still had lead showing up in their drinking water in the past decade. California published its final report on lead in school drinking water in 2020.

The Minnesota Department of Health has released an interactive online map showing lead level test results in drinking water at all state public and charter schools and licensed child care centers.

four schools in Southeastern Pennsylvania have found persistent levels of the chemicals to put them in violation of the state’s drinking water standard. The schools’ response, or lack of in ...

Twenty-four schools and associated buildings in the Yukon have at least one drinking water source that exceeds the national guideline for maximum lead concentration, according to recent testing ...

Wen: Yes. Plain drinking water is just fine, and in fact is the best beverage for school-aged children. The vast majority of your kids’ hydration needs can be met through water alone.