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Schools Honored For Fire Life Safety Improvements
July 18, 2018
The Escambia County School Board recognized several schools for meeting fire and life safety goals.
Certificates of Excellence were presented to nine schools for a decrease in overall deficiencies by at least 50 percent. They were: Blue Angels Elementary, Global Learning Academy, Holm Elementary, Pleasant Grove Elementary, Bellview Middle, Ferry Pass Middle, Workman Middle, Pensacola High and Tate High School.
In addition, seven schools were honored for having 10 or less total deficiencies for their entire facility. They were: A.K. Suter Elementary, Bratt Elementary, Brentwood Elementary, Ferry Pass Elementary, Jim Allen Elementary, Molino Park Elementary and Brown Barge Middle School.
The certificates were presented during a Tuesday meeting of the Escambia County School Board.
Pictured: City of Pensacola Fire Inspector John Bartholomew (left) and Escambia County Fire Marshal Joe Quinn (middle) with Molino Park Elementary Principal Lisa Arnold (top)and Bratt Elementary Principal Karen Hall (below). Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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Cheer up guys…it could be worse.