Ex-Forest ranger starts fire in classroom
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - An elementary school was evacuated Thursday after a retired forest ranger accidentally started a fire while teaching students about 19th-century life.
Gary Hodgson was trying to show fifth-graders how pioneers built fires without matches when some gunpowder ignited, school officials and police said.
The classroom filled with smoke, but no students were seriously injured.
It wasn't exactly clear how the 9:30 a.m. accident happened.
Hodgson was hospitalized in stable condition with burns to his face, hands and chest.
Read the complete article at The Beaufort Gazette
Gary Hodgson was trying to show fifth-graders how pioneers built fires without matches when some gunpowder ignited, school officials and police said.
The classroom filled with smoke, but no students were seriously injured.
It wasn't exactly clear how the 9:30 a.m. accident happened.
Hodgson was hospitalized in stable condition with burns to his face, hands and chest.
Read the complete article at The Beaufort Gazette
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