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In loving memory Alan Finder Feb 19, 1948 - March 24, 2020 Courtesy Lauren Drucker, ne Finder Presentation Layout Source : BET.com (2017) States Policies to Regulate Lead in Schools How much lead is acceptable? *There is no safe level


  1. In loving memory Alan Finder Feb 19, 1948 - March 24, 2020 Courtesy Lauren Drucker, née Finder

  2. Presentation Layout

  3. Source : BET.com (2017)

  4. State’s Policies to Regulate Lead in Schools

  5. How much lead is acceptable? *There is no safe level of lead*

  6. New York State Mandates Lead Testing in Schools S.8158 / A.10740 signed June 17, 2016 ❖ Mandates testing at all schools statewide ❖ Requires testing every five years ❖ Establishes action level of 15-ppb Source : SUNY New Paltz (2018)

  7. Lead Contamination in New York State Schools

  8. The Client + Their Partners

  9. Methodology

  10. Research Questions

  11. How Lead Gets Into School Water

  12. Lead’s Impact on Children’s Health

  13. Problem Statement

  14. Mapping a 5-ppb Lead Action Level

  15. Exploring Impact of Proposed Law Statewide

  16. Exploring Impact of Proposed Law Statewide

  17. Patterns of Contamination: Building Age + Condition

  18. Patterns of Contamination: Demographics

  19. Patterns of Contamination: School District Budgets *Dataset excludes NYC, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Yonkers

  20. Measuring Cost

  21. The State Aid Status Quo

  22. 2020 Capital Program and Financing Plan

  23. Measuring Benefits Source : The Altarum Institute

  24. Recommendations

  25. Proposed New Lead Testing Bill S.7268 / A.9545 Introduced January 15, 2020 ❖ Amends required testing frequency from “periodic” to annual ❖ Requires clean tap water be provided by school districts to school occupants ❖ Establishes new action level of 5-ppb ❖ Requires that lab reports be made public ❖ Requires training of those responsible for testing ❖ Effective one year after it shall become law ❖ In Committee, shelved to 2021 session

  26. Recommendation: Comprehensive Funding

  27. Recommendation: Capacity Building

  28. Recommendation: Fund Informational Art Source : Mural Arts Philadelphia

  29. Recommendation: Build on Public Health Awareness

  30. Recommendation: Build on Public Health Awareness Source : Office of Governor Cuomo

  31. Next Steps: No Lead in Schools!

  32. What You Can Do Follow NYLCV Pressure Elected Officials ● ● Weekly newsletter Write your Congressperson ● ● Public education campaign Pressure your school’s superintendent ● ● Stakeholder education Support Senate Bill S7268 ○ ● Districts with Highest Levels of Contamination Join NYLCV and others in Albany for Lobbying Days ○ Chairs of Health, Environment, and Education Committees

  33. Next Steps: Online Mapping Portal

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