Homeowners in the Scottsdale Unified School District will be asked to approve a five-year, $375 million capital improvement bond during the Nov. 3 election.
The district governing board voted 5-0 during its May 12 meeting to go out for the request.
“We are grateful for the past support of the Scottsdale Community, most recently in 2016, to invest in our students and their future and we look forward to opportunities to share more specific information with voters in the coming months,” Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel said in an email to the Daily Independent.
