Over 200 Long Island schools had lead fixtures
Over 200 public school buildings on Long Island have water fixtures that exceed the state's lead standard, according to newly released data. Testing conducted between 2023 and 2026 shows that a small percentage of outlets in various schools contain lead levels above the regulatory limit, posing health risks to children. Schools have responded by installing filtered water stations or marking fixtures as nonpotable to reduce exposure.
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