EDUCATION / ELECTIONS 2024

Chandler schools could have bond on November ballot

The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board is expected to vote at its June 12 meeting about what type of bond, if any, to send out to voters for approval in the Nov. 5 election.

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The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board seems poised to vote next month on whether or not to take a bond to voters this November.

The district has mostly exhausted its bond funds and has some expensive projects and site improvements needed for its 44 campuses, 40,000-plus students and 5,000 employees.

Lana Berry, the district’s chief financial officer, discussed CUSD’s bond options and the process in a May 8 work session.

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