Del Sur Students Face Months of Displacement as Mold Remediation Stretches to January
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Students from Del Sur Elementary in the Poway Unified School District will remain relocated to Stone Ranch Elementary until at least January 2027, as the district addresses persistent moisture and mold at the Del Sur campus. The extended timeline reflects the technical complexity of mold remediation — a process requiring remediation work, follow-up testing, and building-system checks before students can safely return. Related concerns at Black Mountain Middle School are contributing to broader procedural changes in how the district manages cleaning and moisture response across its facilities.
For Del Sur families, the displacement now covers the core of the academic year — a minimum four-month relocation that carries practical implications around transportation, campus familiarity, and the adjustment demands placed on younger students. Whether the district will publicly explain the root cause of the moisture conditions remains an open question; without identifying that cause, the durability of any remediation is uncertain.