Tucson Unified School District says it would use the money to update aging schools, add security, provide technology and buy buses.
Arizona Daily Star Voters in Tucson Unified School District will be asked to approve a $480 million bond package to update and renovate aging schools, add security systems, provide access for every student to computers/iPads, and buy buses.
People are also reading… The district serves more than 40,000 students at 87 schools, and those schools, ranging in age from 12 to more than 100 years, have an average age of 55. Updated security and safety systems in each school would include cameras, lockdown systems, fencing and access control.TUSD board president Ravi Shah said he hopes community members will"decide to invest in our schools and our students, our district and the future of Tucson."
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