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California district plans bond vote

Sept. 12, 2007
$156 million package goes before Cajon Valley voters in February.

The Cajon Valley (Calif.) Union School District has placed a $156.5 million bond proposal on the February ballot. Proceeds from the sale of bonds would be used, among other things, to complete the rebuilding of Cajon Valley Middle School, replace two 50-year-old elementary schools, build gymnasiums at Montgomery, Greenfield and Emerald middle schools and upgrade technology at all schools.

Click here to read The San Diego Union-Tribune article.

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