Something fishy happened this week at Stanford Avenue Elementary School in Oroville. A typical Tuesday took a turn for the weird just before noon when the campus was suddenly covered in dead fish. They were everywhere, all over the playground, in drinking fountains – and as one custodian discovered, even on the roof.
School officials aren’t sure if it was some kind of prank or if it really rained fish. “My first concern was who was on the campus that we don’t know about,” said Principal Shannon Capshew. “But the campus supes didn’t see any adult, we were covering the whole time.” The California Department of Fish and Wildlife believes the fish is a kind of carp and is not found in the nearby Feather River. READ MORE
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“School officials aren’t sure if it was some kind of prank or if it really rained fish.”
School officials believe in the possibility of raining fish. Is it any wonder why many children these days are sub-par for intelligence compared to past years? It lies in the fact that school officals these days believe it coupld rain fish. “Today’s forecast … partly sunny, mostly cloudy, with a chance of fish.”