State to pay $250 million to rebuild defective Lynwood High School

Source: https://www.msn.com/
By: Howard Blume

No one was injured. Two district vehicles parked under the shady concourse were destroyed.

But the major structural failure triggered safety inspections that uncovered serious defects that prompted the shutdown of the 20-year-old campus — and led the school district to conclude that its main three-story building, with 110 classrooms, was not salvageable and must be demolished.

On Friday, officials announced that the state has agreed to pay $250 million for a new classroom building and also to make other necessary repairs. Read more.

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