Temperature surges has left several San Diego County school districts scrambling to install portable AC units — and to repair units that have broken down at the worst time.
Sweltering temperatures continue to scorch San Diego County, and those without air conditioning are struggling to stay cool. The surge has left several school districts scrambling to install portable AC units and repair units that have broken down at the worst time. KPBS Education Reporter M.G. Perez has more.
The surge in heat has left some school districts scrambling to install portable AC units and repair units that have broken down at the worst time.
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