The discovery of the carbon monoxide was made when emergency crews responded to a report of a body being found in the school's cafeteria.

The Syracuse Academy of Science is admitting what it thought was a combination carbon monoxide/smoke detector unit in the building’s cafeteria was just a smoke detector, in a statement released to NewsChannel 9.

City has ordered the Syracuse Academy of Science to remain closed until detectors are installed. School officials say man's death unrelated to the gas

The Syracuse Academy of Science did not have carbon monoxide alarms in the cafeteria where a school employee was found dead and five others were hospitalized due to possible poisoning, an inspection by the Syracuse Fire and Codes Departments found.