A preschool in Marana has become a target for break-ins and vandalism. Workers there say it's the sixth break-in they've had this year!
PAL Preschool Center for special education was vandalized and broken into over the weekend. The school is located off Oldfather Road.KGUN 9 reached out to the Marana Unified School District regarding the break in.
The school district said they will be increasing security, fencing, adding more security cameras and will be working with the Pima County Sheriff's Department to find the suspects involved. In total staff says about 90 boxes of toys, chairs and brand new OT and speech equipment now has to be tossed because of the fire extinguisher dust.
Vandals broke into a Marana special needs preschool over the weekend. Staff tells me they’ll have to throw out 90 boxes of toys, chairs, brand new OT and speech equipment because of fire extinguisher dust that the vandals sprayed. https://t.co/IXgXMsPsZF @kgun9 pic.twitter.com/ssTkkJo9Q3 — Denelle Confair December 7, 2022 In the mean time, the school is taking donations to help replace books, toys and craft supplies that were damaged.
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