Given the witch hunt, one can't blame the district for stepping back to review what happened.  And that may be best for the community so that the scrambling at PPS stops and we really figure out how to solve the problem. I think we should consider this "our" problem because we have put off, year after year, raising the money to address the failing infrastructure. Maybe the foundations and Chalkboard project could step up because all of the millions they spent on learning and closing the gap may have not have been as effective as it should be because of toxins in kids.