The Jordan School Board will hear from a representative from Trane about what it can expect in fixing the air quality problems at the elementary school.

The district has already taken some steps to repair the air quality problems, but could be facing replacing the units on the school’s roof in the near future.

“As we put new units up on the roof, we want it to make a difference internally,” Kauzlarich said.

During the holiday break, Jordan Elementary School was a busy place.

Not only were workers installing new SMART boards, but there were also workers from Trane balancing the school’s heating and cooling duct system.

The district has a service contract with the company, Superintendent Larry Kauzlarich said. And while they didn’t install the system in the elementary school, they were able to better balance the airflow within the school.