$15 Billion California School Upgrade Bond Rejected
Following a statewide measure on March’s primary ballot, California voters have rejected a $15 billion bond to renovate the state’s aging schools.
Following a statewide measure on March’s primary ballot, California voters have rejected a $15 billion bond to renovate the state’s aging schools.
After six months of controversy, College of Marin, a public community college with two campuses—one each in Novato and Kentfield—and the Kentfield School District have settled the district’s lawsuit alleging environmental hazards from a construction project near Kent Middle School.
The Escondido Unified School District (EUSD) recently broke ground on new Del Dios Academy of Arts and Sciences’ STEM classroom building.
The Mount San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) Student Success Center in Walnut, California recently achieved LEED Gold Certification.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held in early February for the new Canyon Springs High School classroom building in Moreno Valley.
In early December, Cal Poly Pomona cut the ribbon in a special ceremony for its brand-new modern-living residence halls and dining commons at its campus in Pomona, spanning 14 acres.