Jon Campbell reports in the Democrat & Chronicle that school districts across New York have tested their water for lead and alerted parents of the results, statewide. But the individual results have not yet been released as a group. The state Department of Health says the statewide data will be published soon. “This information will be summarized in a report to the governor and state legislature and will be made available to the public … in the very near future,” the agency wrote in a statement. Many schools, like the Catskill School District, have posted their own results online in the meantime. Read the full story in the Democrat & Chronicle.