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Mountain View Whisman School District considers student weather safety policy

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Mountain View Whisman School District students could see more formal protections from extreme heat, poor air quality, floods and sun exposure under a draft weather safety policy being reviewed by the district.
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Mountain View Whisman School District considers student weather safety policy

Mountain View Whisman School District students could see more formal protections from extreme heat, poor air quality, floods and sun exposure under a draft weather safety policy being reviewed by the district.

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Mountain View Voice broke the news on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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