“We got a call shortly after 8 a.m. reporting smoke in the building,” Chief Rick Tassin with Fire Protection District 4 said. “We sent every unit we had to the school.”
Tassin said crews arrived to find the school’s children and teachers already outside the buildings.
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After crews arrived, they immediately scoured the building and found a blower motor on one of the A/C units shorting out, belting smoke into sections of the school.
Tassin attributed the faulty motor to a possible electrical surge.
School resumed shortly after the ordeal while fire crews worked to rid certain sections of the buildings of the smoke.
No children or staff member was harmed in the incident, Tassin said.


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