2022-23 Water Assessment Results:
2021-22 Water Assessment Results:
2020-21 Water Assessment Results:
2019-20 Water Assessment Results:
2018-19 Water Assessment Results:
- Leonard Elementary PFAS Testing August 13, 2018
- Clear Lake Elementary PFAS Testing August 13, 2018
- Leonard Elementary August 30, 2018 water test results
- Leonard Elementary September 6, 2018 water test results
- Clear Lake Elementary November 8, 2018 water test results
- Leonard Elementary February 18, 2019 water test results
- Clear Lake March 6, 2019 water test results
- Leonard Elementary April 11, 2019 water test results
- Leonard Elementary June 10, 2019
- Clear Lake Elementary June 10, 2019
- Leonard Elementary June 6, 2019 water test results
2017-18 Water Assessment Results:
- Leonard Elementary August 23, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary August 24, 2017 water test results
- Schoolmessenger sent from Paul McDevitt on August 25, 2017
- Leonard Elementary August 29, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary August 30, 2017 water test results
- August 30, 2017 Letter from Oakland County Health Division
- Leonard Elementary September 25, 2017 water test results
- Schoolmessenger sent from Paul McDevitt on September 25, 2017
- Leonard Elementary September 26, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary September 28, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary October 25, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary November 3, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary November 7, 2017 from Oakland County Health Division
- Clear Lake Elementary November 7, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary November 13, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary December 20, 2017 water test results
- Leonard Elementary January 23, 2018 water test results
- Leonard Elementary February 14, 2018 water test results
- Clear Lake Elementary February 14, 2018 water test results
- Leonard Elementary April 5, 2018 water test results
- Leonard Elementary May 11, 2018 water test results
- Clear Lake May 11, 2018 water test results
2016 Summary Results:
- Oxford Elementary had nineteen samples analyzed for Lead and Copper and all results were within acceptable limits.
- Daniel Axford Elementary had nineteen samples analyzed for lead and copper, and all results were within acceptable limits.
- Lakeville Elementary had ten samples analyzed for lead and copper, and all results were within acceptable limit.
- Leonard Elementary is on a Class II Well, therefore it maintains County and State Testing for Lead and Copper and is unnecessary to retest. Nevertheless, the district tested this building to reassure the quality of water flowing in the building system as a testament to the quality of the mechanicals (pipes,faucets and fountains) in the building. Further mechanicals testing on all Leonard Elementary fountains was completed on 10/21/16 and all results fall within acceptable limits.
- Clear Lake Elementary is on a Class II Well, therefore it maintains County and State Testing for Lead and Copper and is unnecessary to retest. Nevertheless, the district tested this building to reassure the quality of water flowing in the building system as a testament to the quality of the mechanicals (pipes,faucets and fountains) in the building. Further mechanicals testing on all Clear Lake Elementary fountains was completed on 11/23/16 and all results fall within acceptable limits.
- Oxford Middle School had seventeen samples analyzed; one fountain was outside the acceptable limit which was removed due to age and lack of use because of its location.
- Oxford High School had seventeen samples analyzed; two fountains were outside the acceptable limits and were replaced due to age.
Further information on lead in drinking water:
EPA’s General Information on lead in drinking water
https://www.epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/basic-information-about-lead-drinking-water
CDC’s general information on lead in drinking water
http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/lead/leadinwater/
EPA’s link for Lead in drinking water in schools and daycares
https://www.epa.gov/dwreginfo/lead-drinking-water-schools-and-child-care-facilities