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Funding helps keep Dysart Schools facilities up to date

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Without access to bonds, the Dysart Unified School District has to rely on funding from a state board.

The School Facilities Board was created in 1998 in response to Arizona’s system of school capital finance being declared unconstitutional and the legislation, Students FIRST, created three divisions, said Renee Ryon, Dysart Unified School District communications manager.

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