State marshal cites problems in St. Helena Parish (La.) schools

Aug. 31, 2010
District has 30 days to fix wiring and fire-alarm problems at high school

From The Baton Rouge Advocate: The Louisiana State Fire Marshal has given St. Helena Central High School in Greensburg a 30-day deadline for repairing fire alarms and inadequate wiring. Reports from other state agencies cite other problems in St. Helena Parish public schools. Air vents are causing contamination in the cafeteria of St. Helena Central Elementary School, a report by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals states.

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