Workforce housing survey draws mixed board response; administration recommends feasibility study
A district survey of 374 employees showed substantial interest in educational workforce housing, but trustees split on whether to pursue it now. Administration suggested a feasibility phase and funding research if the board wants to proceed.
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District administrators told trustees the results of a five‑question interest survey of 374 employees conducted to gauge demand for below‑market workforce housing. The survey included classified, certificated and management staff and produced mixed results: roughly 28 percent of respondents said they would consider living in district‑provided below‑market housing and about 30 percent described the work as important for the district to explore.
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