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Fleas Take Over South Jersey Elementary School, Force Remote Learning
Staff spotted the bugs in the library.
ELK TOWNSHIP, NJ — Aura Elementary School has moved to remote learning indefinitely after fleas were found on the grounds.
An emergency notice provided by the district listed a spray pesticide called "Precor 2625" as first being used on September 17.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the bugs were first spotted by staff in the library.
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Students were moved to Hardingville Bible Church and Pitman's Total Turf before being required by the county to adopt remote learning.
A timetable for return to normal learning is yet to be unveiled.
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