Hope Community Charter School in Camden, New Jersey, is asking for the public’s help after flash flooding severely damaged its building, forcing the school to relocate just weeks before the start of the school year.
School leaders say the unexpected move has already delayed the start of classes by more than a week, and they are now racing against the clock to move into a new location across the city.
The flooding happened after the Fourth of July weekend, when administrators returned to find several inches of water covering the entire ground floor of the school. The flooding damaged walls, classrooms and school supplies…