San Francisco Unified School District is proposing a bond measure for the November ballot, despite past unfulfilled promises. The district faces a need to identify $120 million in budget cuts. In Houston, the NAACP opposes a $4 billion bond by HISD, calling for investigations into potential wrongdoing. HISD has presented a $4.4 billion bond proposal, the largest in its history and possibly the largest in Texas.
After weeks of speculation, Houston Independent School District is moving closer to formally asking voters to approve a $4.4 billion school bond, the largest in the district’s history, this November. FULL STORY - Linked Below: https://t.co/Ttci7j4w2C https://t.co/7NjAas2TPr
Houston ISD unveiled a $4.4 billion bond proposal, the largest in HISD history and likely the largest package any Texas school district has taken to voters. https://t.co/855gUFi3Ei
Leaders of Houston's NAACP branch spoke out Thursday against the more than $4 billion bond that HISD leaders are expected to ask voters to approve and repeated their calls for state and federal investigations into possible wrongdoing in the district. https://t.co/WEYzB2WApQ
ICYMI: SF Unified has one month to identify $120 million in budget cuts. 💣
San Francisco Unified is proposing a bond measure for the November ballot. But the school district hasn’t always kept its promises. https://t.co/RatMl5n6mZ