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School Board Votes Unanimously to Place Bond Measure on May Ballot
 If approved, the $96 million bond measure would fund the building of two new schools to address continued enrollment growth, as well as fund safety improvements, improve technology, and provide maintenance and preservation projects at aging schools. These bond funds can only be used for capital expenses (new schools, new classrooms, land acquisition, roofs, etc.) and cannot be used for personnel or operations.
The bond would not increase the current tax rate for schools.
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02/26/13
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