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Water Testing

Safe and healthy school environments can foster healthy and successful children. To protect public health, the Public Health Law and New York State Health Department (NYSDOH) regulations require that all public schools and boards of cooperative educational services (BOCES) test lead levels in water from every outlet that is being used, or could potentially be used, for drinking or cooking. If lead is found at any water outlet at levels above 15 parts per billion (ppb), which is equal to 15 micrograms per liter (µg/L), the NYSDOH requires that the school take action to reduce the exposure to lead.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lead Testing 

Test Results 
Test Results - 1/5/2021
Letter to Parents - 1/5/2021

Retesting - 1/25/2017
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Letter to Parents - 10/19/2016
Letter to Parents - 10/12/2016
Letter to Parents - 10/5/2016
Letter to Parents - 10/4/2016

Test Results 
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Copper & Lead Testing Results - Taconic Hills, April 2015
Legislation to Test Drinking Water in New York Schools