Richards Elementary School in Newport, New Hampshire, was closed on Monday for a thorough inspection after reports of bats flying in the halls. Inspectors found evidence of bat activity but no live bats. The school will implement a bat eviction process in March and continue monitoring for bat activity in the meantime. Students returned to class on Tuesday.
Inspectors were called to Richards Elementary School in Newport, New Hampshire after reports that bats were spotted flying in the halls, according to a post from the superintendent
Inspectors were brought into Richards Elementary School in Newport, New Hampshire, after bats were spotted flying in the halls, according to a post from Superintendent Donna Magoon. In the meantime, the school will contract with someone to look out fo signs of bat movement, a process that will happen every two weeks. With the temporary measures in place, students returned to class Tuesday.
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