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Parents raise safety concerns over damaged elementary school playground

parents raise safety concerns over damaged elementary school playground

Parents have raised concerns about the condition of a playground at Clinton Valley Elementary School after noticing visible damage to equipment used by children. The playground reportedly shows signs of significant wear, including rusted components and cracked plastic surfaces, while children continue to access the equipment during playtime.

One parent said she had warned her child to avoid the playground due to the damage and reported the issue to the school after noticing the condition had not been repaired. The concerns were shared with local media to prompt action.

School officials responded by stating that student safety is a priority and that maintenance staff would assess the damaged equipment. The school said playground equipment that does not meet safety standards is typically repaired or taken out of service until issues are resolved, and that regular inspections are conducted to maintain safe facilities for students.

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