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Parents and supporters urge voters to pass Higley Unified bond override, warn of program cuts
Summary
Multiple parents and district volunteers urged the Higley Unified School District board to support the November bond-override measure, warning of program cuts, staffing reductions and increased class sizes if the override fails.
Several parents and community members used the public-comment period to urge the Higley Unified School District Governing Board to support the upcoming November bond override, saying the district would face cuts to arts, music, language programs and staff if voters reject the measure.
At the meeting Tracy White (spoke as Travis White in the transcript), a parent of a kindergartner in the Mandarin dual-immersion program, said the district has already made deep cuts and urged a “strong yes vote in favor of the…
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