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EDUCATION / 2025 ELECTIONS

Chandler schools change override language before deadline

After a lengthy discussion, the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board approved a pamphlet change — and not a moment too soon.

The CUSD board voted unanimously to approve a small, if also significant, change in language that will appear in the board’s pro-vote override all-mail election pamphlet.

The key change added, as emphasized by at least three board members at their Aug. 6 meeting, was to add the word “yes” to a line within the 200-word argument, urging voters to pass the override.

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