TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Tucson Unified School District has approved a $480 million bond to upgrade schools, enhance security, and provide technology to students.
The TUSD governing board passed the bond, five to zero, at the June 13 meeting.
The majority of funds, 90%, will be used for neighborhood school improvements such as replacing roofs, upgrading AC units, and modernizing facilities.
The bond will not cover salaries or benefits.
The goal is to create safe and conducive learning environments while equipping students for success.
The bond now goes to the November ballot for voter approval.
For more information visit, TUSD.
