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Bellingham School District wins EPA award
The Bellingham School District has been honored by the Environmental Protection Agency for its sustained efforts to improve indoor air quality in its schools.
The Bellingham School District has been honored by the Environmental Protection Agency for its sustained efforts to improve indoor air quality in its schools.
Bellingham was one of three districts nationwide that received the EPA's 2008 Model of Sustained Excellence award.
The award was being presented to school officials Thursday in Washington, D.C.
It recognizes schools that show a commitment to improving student and staff health by promoting indoor air quality.
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