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Murrieta Valley Unified trustees signal support to pursue facilities master plan next steps, including bond feasibility work
Summary
Trustees at a Nov. workshop endorsed moving the district’s facilities master plan into feasibility and financing steps—including polling and outreach for a potential bond—after consultants identified priorities such as replacing portables, expanding CTE, shade and field upgrades.
Murrieta Valley Unified School District trustees at a Nov. facilities master‑plan workshop signaled support to move the district’s planning work into the next stage, asking staff and consultants to begin bond‑feasibility and public‑outreach steps.
The workshop opened with a district video and consultant presentations that emphasized rapid enrollment growth and aging facilities: speakers said the district now serves roughly 21,500 students across about 20 sites and that dozens of portable classrooms installed as temporary solutions remain in use. Deputy Superintendent Darren Daniel and DLR Group consultant Kevin Fleming outlined a master‑planning process that includes facility condition assessments, educational specifications and community engagement through town halls and an interactive website that will show project maps and rough order‑of‑magnitude costs.
The consultant Team Civics, represented by Joy Coomer, described the…
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