EDUCATION

FHUSD: Manageable AC problems this summer

Fountain Hills Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Cain Jagodzinski speaks during a recent FHUSD Governing Board meeting. The superintendent said the district managed to get through August without having to move large numbers of students around because of air conditioning issues this year.

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Air-conditioning problems are nothing new for Arizona school buildings.

But as utility and repair rates and other forms of inflation rise, so do the bills for everything from major rebuilds or redesigns to minor fixes.

Fountain Hills Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Cain Jagodzinski explained some of the latest air conditioning trials and tribulations to the FHUSD Governing Board at its Sept. 3 meeting.

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