Students were evacuated from the building for approximately 30 minutes while the fire department inspected the building.
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After examining the building, fire crews determined the smell of smoke was caused my an air handler on the roof, a device used to regulate and circulate air.
The air handler was shut off and students were able to reenter the building and resume classes.
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