Vermin, mold among risky issues in school cafeterias

At Barton Elementary school in Lake Worth, when the dismissal bell rings, you better watch out for the rushing crowd of excited students.

Turns out, you also better watch out if you're entering the school cafeteria. 

It failed its health inspections three times over the past two years.

"That's not good," said grandparent Isabella Josey.

At Turning Point Academy in West Palm Beach, what health inspectors found alarmed food safety expert Ada Solorzano. "The sanitary conditions must be horrible.  That's terrible," she said.

The Contact 5 Investigators poured through thousands of  school cafeteria reports to uncover the good, the bad and what health inspectors dubbed, "unfit for human consumption."  

See if your child's school, in Palm Beach County or on the Treasure Coast, passed or failed. Don't miss this special report Thursday at 11 only on NewsChannel 5.