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More HVAC, demographics, fiscal reports on Chandler board agenda

Students participate in a musical-chairs type of exercise in January at Willis Junior High School. The Chandler Unified Governing Board is set to vote on a $6.65 million contract for roofing and HVAC unit replacements at Willis during its Wednesday, Oct. 7 regular meeting.

Courtesy of Chandler USD

Roofing, air conditioning and some annual reports and approvals are what the Chandler Unified Governing Board is set to tackle at Wednesday, Oct. 7 meetings.

It all adds to a sort of medium-full agenda for the CUSD board and likely a long afternoon and evening, as the first of three study session presentations starts at 5 p.m., ahead of the 6:30 p.m. regular meeting.

All sessions and meetings are set to take place at Chandler’s district offices, 1525 W. Frye Road.

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