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Classroom and School Safety Bond

Classroom and School Safety Bond
Strengthening Education Foundations for Brighter Futures

Dear Parent,

Last week, we shared how our students have started the conversation about how to strengthen schools throughout Anaheim Union High School District. We’re excited to see students lead this civic engagement effort about a possible bond measure to position the District to upgrade classrooms and enhance the student educational experience. With excitement swirling about the possible bond measure, which is called the Classroom and School Safety Bond, we want to share the attached fact sheet about this proposal. This includes why the Board of Trustees is reviewing this option, the current campus needs, and how repairing and updating classrooms will ensure students continue to learn 21^st century skills in a safe environment.

We look forward to sharing more communication with students, parents, businesses, and community members in the months ahead to inform them about the potential Classroom Repair and School Safety Bond.

Sincerely,

Patricia J. Karlak

Public Information Officer

Anaheim Union High School District

501 Crescent Way

Anaheim, CA 92801

(714) 999-5662

(714) 635-5474 fax

(714) 493-3207 cell

karlak_p@auhsd.us

www.auhsd.us

Resources

AUHSD Bond Fact Sheet

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We respectfully acknowledge that the Anaheim Union High School District is located on the ancestral land of the Gabrielino/Tongva people.
We gratefully acknowledge those on whose ancestral homelands we gather, as well as the diverse and vibrant Native communities who make their home here today.

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