Alameda Unified votes unanimously to close Lum Elementary

This is an undated image of Lum Elementary School in Alameda, Calif. (KGO-TV )

ALAMEDA, Calif. (KGO) --
The Alameda Unified School District voted unanimously to shut down Lum Elementary after a soil analysis found that the ground beneath the school could liquefy in a big earthquake, causing a collapse.

RELATED: Alameda elementary school built on bad soil, relocation possible

Other reports dispute those findings.

The last day of school there will be June 8.
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