The cafeteria at a Jacksonville elementary school was shut down as maintenance staff and exterminators work to solve a rodent infestation at the campus.
Families were notified by a message from the school’s principal, Marva McKinney, who emphasized the importance of full transparency with regard to any situation that might affect student education.
McKinney said the school closed down the school’s cafeteria, the main spot where rodents were found, allowing exterminators to carry out an “aggressive treatment plan” and minimize the impact on school operations.
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