The second time was a charm for the school district as both bond propositions passed, meaning the district will have the necessary financing to make improvements and additions throughout the district. Presented as one $75 million bond in November 2013, voters rejected that measure by 21 votes. However, it was a different outcome in the May 10 election as both propositions passed by hundreds of votes.

Proposition 1:

For            2140

Against     1626

Proposition 2:

For            2017

Against     1750

In addition to the bond propositions, two positions with the Board of Trustees were on the ballot with both incumbents re-elected.

Position 4:

Julie James      1986

Tom Redman       1300

Position 5:

Matt Gournay            2229

Axel de la Soujeole       926

From an extension of B-Hall to an above ground training pool, the anticipated expansions are numerous and require extensive planning.

“Now that the bond has passed, the administration will move into the develop of a timeline and begin design and development work that must be completed prior to the creation of construction documents,” district superintendent Ted Moore said.