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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been investigating lead contamination in Pilsen since 2011.
Only one of the 324 schools to be tested still awaits results, but 112 failed initial lead tests.
Onahan had four fountains fail, but CPS said the water may have been turned off before testing.
The school is the second Pilsen elementary school to test positive for elevated lead levels.
The district said it had tested all 324 schools built before new lead standards took effect in 1986.
The water from the fountains at Courtenay has been turned off, CPS said.
There's no easy solution to lead-contaminated water, but CPS can take steps in the meantime.
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