School districts across San Diego County hope voters will fund new buildings. One in particular has a lot on the line.
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Hundreds of thousands of voters in eight San Diego County school districts and one community college district will decide a slate of facilities bonds on November ballots — and for one district, the stakes are particularly high this year.
Bond measures for decades have been California districts’ preferred means of improving their facilities, and to pass, they face an unusual threshold, requiring approval from 55% of voters.
When voters approve a bond, they temporarily raise property taxes so a s
Bond measures for decades have been California districts’ preferred means of improving their facilities, and to pass, they face an unusual threshold, requiring approval from 55% of voters.
When voters approve a bond, they temporarily raise property taxes so a s
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