Monarch School Relocates 170 Students Due to Mold Concerns
Monarch School, a San Diego school for homeless youth located in Barrio Logan, has temporarily closed its main campus and relocated its 170 K-12 students to temporary sites due to concerns about mold. The school building is currently undergoing mold…
San Diego, CA, September 1, 2026 — Monarch School, an educational institution serving homeless youth in San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood, has temporarily shut down its primary campus. The move impacts approximately 170 K-12 students who have been relocated to alternative sites.
The temporary closure and relocation are a direct response to concerns regarding mold discovered at the main campus facility. The school is currently in the process of conducting comprehensive mold testing to assess the extent of the issue.
The exact timeline for the main campus’s reopening was not provided. Information regarding the specific temporary locations for the students was also not immediately available.
Monarch School is dedicated to providing education and support to homeless youth in the San Diego area.
Story summarized from the original created by Shandel Menezes on www.nbcsandiego.com, see more information here.
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