Voorheesville’s high school’s robotics club gave a presentation on their most recent endeavors at the Monday night school board meeting.

Voorheesville Central School District released findings last Thursday of 38 water outlets testing above the minimum level of lead out of the 125 sinks and water fountains in the middle school and high school.

Following up on earlier test results that found three sinks in the elementary school with lead contaminants over the state limit, Voorheesville school district has now uncovered 11 locations in its elementary school with lead levels above the limit.

Household water should be tested for lead. Even low levels can affect a child’s developing brain.

Within weeks after the discovery of lead-contaminated water in its elementary school, the Voorheesville school district has done further tests as well as held a community forum on Monday night to educate parents about what the discovery means.

Results showed three sinks in the elementary school with levels of lead higher than the maximum limit of 15 parts per billion.