Classes are set to resume on Wednesday at two San Antonio Independent School District campuses after an air-conditioning issue canceled class for a day.
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In a letter to Bonham families, Principal Christopher Herrera said an air conditioner was not functioning that and a new chiller was installed. The letter states they had to cancel classes to give the building enough time to cool. “We will have the air conditioning system functioning today. However, it will take some time to adequately cool the building for the comfort of students and staff,” Garcia wrote.
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