Board backs Proposition 2, citing potential state matching funds for district projects
Trustees approved a resolution supporting Proposition 2, a November ballot measure staff said would create up to $8.5 billion in state matching funds for K'12 modernization and new construction; presenters said the district has $29 million in projects currently in the state queue and could be eligible for roughly $40 million in matching funds if the measure is enacted and funded.
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The Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve Resolution 24-30, expressing the board's support for Proposition 2 on the November ballot. District staff described the measure as a source of state matching funds that could help advance projects in the district's Facility Master Plan.
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