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The man, who goes by “James Madison,” entered the elementary school after classes ended, prompting “concern and disruption,” the district said in a March 28 email to families and staff. He said he was visiting to submit a public records request and check up on claims that the school was mismanaging equipment and having issues with the property, including a problem with the sewage system.