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From our newsroom to your phone. Alison mold in a Prince Georges County school. But not just any school. Jonathan this is one of the 7 on your side team that looked into the situation in the past. A maryland mother pulled her daughter from the classes. Alison she thought it was mold but the school didnt think anything was wrong. Chris papst first broke the story. The mold problem now appears widespread, right . Chris it is becoming more of a problem, absolutely. In may i stood in front of the school that the children inside the school said they were getting sick possibly because of mold or mold allergies. At that time, the district said there was no mold inside of this building. But that is no longer the case. The end of last school year we introduced you to ms. Jackson who pulled her daughter out of the school because her daughter was passing out and getting terrible headaches. Jackson claimed it was because of a mold problem to a mold allergy. After our story aired, the district clea