Voters in the Dysart Unified School District will get another chance to vote on a capital funding program in the November election.
The district’s governing board last month voted to place Proposition 421 on the Nov. 3 ballot
If approved by the voters, the measure would fund a series of priority projects across Dysart schools. The proposition represents an estimated $71.4 million capital funding program focused on maintaining safe, functional learning environments and supporting continued growth in the growing district.
