Classroom temperatures reach 100 degrees

Temperatures in some Boston Public Schools classrooms have reached as high as 100 degrees, especially in buildings without air conditioning, including Mather Elementary. Parents and staff have expressed concern about the safety and comfort of students amid increasing heat, which climate change has intensified. While some schools are scheduled for air conditioning upgrades, Mather faces challenges due to its old structure and limited electrical capacity, prompting efforts by parents to push for a new cooling system.

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