In the wake of the Eaton fire, which devastated homes and community infrastructure in Altadena, parents express significant concerns about their children's safety in returning to local schools. Chris Dennis, whose home was destroyed, highlights his fears about the cleanliness and safety of Odyssey Charter School, which has not reopened. Other parents echo these concerns, emphasizing the proximity of schools to hazardous debris fields, while officials reassure that necessary cleanup has been conducted. The situation remains tense as parents prioritize their children's health amidst the post-fire recovery efforts.
The Eaton fire destroyed five campuses in the Pasadena area, including Odyssey's sister school. Parents have serious concerns about their children's return to school.
Mdavis emphasized the insanity of sending children into a toxic debris field just minutes from the school, questioning safety measures in place.
Dennis raised urgent questions about campus cleanup efforts after the fire, reflecting a broader parental anxiety over health risks from debris.
Despite assurances from officials that schools have been cleaned, parents remain deeply concerned about returning their children to class.
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