Shafter Measured Support for Measure F Bond Proposal
A local voice urges Shafter residents to vote Yes on Measure F on June 4 2002. The $13 million school bond would match state funds for a new K 5 elementary in Richland District and repair overcrowded facilities. The writer cites portable classrooms overcapacity test scores and community growth, urging civic participation and budgeting for basic education and safer learning conditions.
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Shafter
Shafter City
Planning Commission
Richland
Shafter Press
Rumors About East Side School Bond Create Community Debate
Volunteers canvassed homes to urge a yes vote on Measure F for a new K 5 school on the east side. Officials stress equal upgrades for all schools, diverse attendance from outlying areas, and improved accountability, with no special favors for east side students. Vote set for June 4.
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Richland
East Side
Hasta Luego
Readers debate school funding and upgrades in budget note
In a letter to the editor a writer questions spending on new school buildings versus renovating existing facilities. They propose updating air conditioning pipes and restrooms, improving classrooms and books, and discuss potential impacts on transportation, education, and health along with the future of students.
Do representatives know the new laws
The letter questions California lawmakers about 1999 and 2000 laws, claiming over 1100 were passed and urging voters to ask representatives for which laws they supported or opposed, arguing how laws affect freedom and how learning votes costs the price of a letter.
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State of
California
Harry Helsley
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