Ceiling collapse at Riverside school forces fully remote learning for students
North Mianus School in Riverside will be fully remote next week after a ceiling collapsed near the media center.
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Feb 14, 2021, 7:14 PM
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North Mianus School in Riverside will be fully remote next week after a ceiling
collapsed near the media center.
School officials say a pipe burst, flooding much of the front side of the first
floor and parts of the second floor.
A team is assessing the damage.
The school is looking for other locations to resume in-person learning going
forward.
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