EDUCATION

Chandler schools get new bond-funded flooring

Five Chandler Unified campuses — including Payne Junior High School, shown here — will have aging flooring replaced in the months ahead after the CUSD Governing Board approved $1.5 in bond-funded contracts at its Feb. 25 meeting.

Courtesy of Chandler USD

The Chandler Unified Governing Board finally has some room to make what district administration says are needed upgrades and facility improvements.

Three of the items the board approved at its Feb. 25 regular meeting were flooring replacement contracts for five of its 43 schools.

The roughly $1.5 million for the three contracts will come from the district’s $271.5 million bond that voters narrowly approved last November.

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