Schools
Hermosa Beach City School District Outlines Plans for Measure S Bond Money
Measure S allows the district to raise $59 million for a new school at the site of North School and to modernize two other schools.
HERMOSA BEACH, CA -- Hermosa Beach residents got the first update last Wednesday from the Hermosa Beach City School Districts about the School Bond Measure S approved by voters last June, according to the Beach Reporter.
Measure S allows the district to raise $59 million for a new school at the site of North School and to modernize two other schools. The projects are expected to be complete in 2019, according to the Beach Reporter.
The district will host three other meetings for residents to voice their concerns about the projects.
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“We have been working to build our teams, not only the architecture and construction management teams, but we've also sold our first series of bonds,” said Hermosa Beach City School District Superintendent Pat Escalante at the meeting, as reported by the Beach Reporter.
The current plan is to work on all three schools at the same time, according to the Beach Reporter.
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