Palm Springs Unified School District released a report yesterday addressing the tower at Vista Del Monte Elementary School. Several teachers suggested electromagnetic waves from the tower caused their cancers. The school district hired an epidemiologist from UCLA who concluded that current measurements at Vista Del Monte indicate very low magnetic fields and low health risks. Field Management Services undertook a survey of both inside and outside the school. Testing by other agencies was also done on water, mold, and dirty electricity. According to school officials, nothing was deemed unsafe or unhealthy. There are persisting concerns about cell tower radiation. That's one of the reasons cell phone towers are banned on school property in Los Angeles. Here in the valley, the Palm Springs Unified School District does plan to add a second cell phone tower at Cathedral City High School. That’s expected to generate about $1,800 a month for the district.