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In a city burdened by health hazards of lead, they’re trying to repair school buildings and public trust

In a city burdened by health hazards of lead, they’re trying to repair school buildings and public trust

CNN
Friday, May 09, 2025 02:08:06 PM UTC

As workers set up stations at North Division High School’s cafeteria to test children’s blood for lead, a group of frustrated parents and community activists gathered just outside the main entrance. They carried handmade signs: “Milwaukee. Beer, Cheese, and Lead Poisoning” and “Test All Schools for Lead Now.”

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