A Capitol Heights elementary school is still recovering from an earthquake that shook the Washington area two weeks ago. The students at Bradbury Heights Elementary spent two days at their school before the earthquake shook ceiling tiles ajar, caused leaks in the piping, and cracked the cinder block and mortar walls in countless locations. The school was closed three days during the first full week, and student’s haven’t been back since, as engineers declared the brick school building unsafe.
School officials haven’t decided when and how Bradbury Heights will be reopened, according to Briant Coleman, spokesman for Prince George’s County Public Schools.
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