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TUSD bond oversight committee approves split votes on projects, signs off on educational technology and asks for 20% contingency
Summary
The Tucson Unified School District Bond Oversight Committee separated three bond project items into individual votes, approved security/fencing and educational-technology packages and heard a staff request to add a 20% contingency (about $5.46 million) to quarter three/four bond allocations.
The Tucson Unified School District Bond Oversight Committee voted to separate three bond project items and approved the package prioritizing safety, infrastructure and classroom technology for quarter three and four.
Dr. Carter, presenting the update, told the committee the district has spent roughly $100 million of bond money so far and is managing more than 350 active projects. "We have reached $100 million dollars total spent in the bond," she said, framing that milestone as part of regular implementation and close-out work.
Committee members separated the agenda item into three distinct votes so each project type—security gates and fencing; sun shades and weatherization; and access to…
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