DORCHESTER, Mass — A staffer at a school in Dorchester was hospitalized and the building had to briefly empty Wednesday morning due to a malfunctioning boiler.
Students and staff at the UP Academy in Dorchester were ushered out of the building after the broken boiler started to give off an odor, a Boston Public Schools spokesperson said.
One of the school’s staff members was taken to a local hospital for treatment and EMS evaluated a “number” of students, the BPS spokesperson said.
Students and staff were able to reenter the school after 30 minutes.
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