Colonia High School Concerned Parents

02/24/2026

https://youtu.be/ZvYe4wG9GFE

A wave of rare and aggressive cancers sweeps through former students and staff of Colonia High School, igniting one of the most unsettling public-health myst...

02/04/2026

The PCB readings at CHS are higher than what was observed in this story. https://www.wral.com/news/investigates/lawsuit-poe-hall-pcb-exposure-breast-cancer-january-2026/

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02/21/2025

Pesticides and PCBs are the known chemicals of concern at CHS. Some say they are not linked to brain tumors. There is research that claims otherwise:

Pesticides are widely used, resulting in continuing human exposure with potential health impacts. Some exposures related to agricultural works have been associated with neurological disorders. Since the 2000s, the hypothesis of the role of pesticides in the occurrence of central nervous system (CNS)...

02/18/2025

https://www.nj.com/news/2025/02/diane-and-sharon.html?outputType=amp

More people are dying in Colonia. Coincidence? Or are officials not doing enough to investigate possible environmental factors?

02/16/2025

Smile…spring is just around the corner!

12/30/2024

This meeting could be a good opportunity for CHS parents or parents of incoming freshmen to ask when the soil contamination present around the school will be cleaned up.

11/22/2024

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08/08/2024

Just wanted to share a little update on CHS soil investigation. I spoke with the Licensed Site Remediation Professional from T&M Associates, who is assigned to the Colonia High School case. He informed me that the soil impact investigation has been completed. Over 400 soil samples were reportedly collected around the school’s building. He is now working with the USEPA on getting the workplan for soil remediation approved. He indicated that due to some delays in the administrative process the soil excavation won’t happen this Summer.

If anyone wants to reach out with questions his contact information is below:

Jeff Kozic of T&M Associates
[email protected]

07/02/2024

I’ve recently heard that two CHS students were recently diagnosed with brain tumors/cysts. One is a graduating CHS senior, and the other graduated from JFK after transferring out of CHS last year. I was also told one of the students discovered the tumor after experiencing seizures. Does anyone have any information on these cases? Now that it has been confirmed by the State that PCB are present in the school and soil, I would love to know more.

05/01/2024

I saw this posted on another site. The owner is a former CHS graduate and is helping to spread the word. Very cool!

10/30/2023

As many of you recall, after discovering hundreds of fellow students, teachers, and faculty members were diagnosed with rare cancers and other disorders (many of them being brain tumors), I began my quest to prove a link to Colonia High School. Recently, the state of NJ confirmed our findings of dangerous levels of PCB and chlorinated pesticides…all of which are known to be harmful and cause a variety of cancers and other maladies. A remediation plan is being developed and should begin a a year. In the meantime, students remain in the building.

May of 2022, we did a story with WPIX channel 11. The story as it aired appears below.

Now, why I am bringing this is again? I was just informed our story won an Emmy Award Saturday night!

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WOODBRIDGE, NJ (PIX11) — As the investigation into what some New Jersey residents believe is a cancer cluster linked to Colonia High School continues, PIX11 News is taking an in depth look at…