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Pomona Unified approves solar and real-estate deals, declares several sites surplus; rejects Harrison grade reconfiguration
Summary
At its April 16 meeting the Pomona Unified School District Board approved two facilities agreements, a real‑estate sale and a package of surplus‑property authorizations, and voted down a proposal to move Harrison Elementary’s 7th–8th graders. Several other consent and routine items passed unanimously.
Pomona Unified School District Board of Education members approved multiple facilities and property actions and rejected a proposed reconfiguration of Harrison Elementary during the April 16 regular meeting.
The board voted to approve a facilities agreement for Southland Industries to install solar at Diamond Ranch High School and approved a separate facilities amendment for LCC3 Construction Services, authorized the district to seek proposals for several surplus properties, and accepted an offer to sell a district-owned building to MCE Packaging Inc. The board also declined to approve a staff recommendation to relocate Harrison Elementary School’s seventh- and eighth-grade students to Emerson Middle School.
Why it matters: the approved contracts and the declaration of surplus property give the district options to advance energy and campus expansion projects and to monetize assets that staff say could fund capital work. The rejected…
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