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De Soto schools want to ask voters to approve $99M bond measure
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De Soto schools want to ask voters to approve $99M bond measure
The De Soto Unified School District No. 232 wants to use a new $99.8 million bond for special education spaces, safety upgrades, additions to elementary and middle schools, and maybe even a pool — if voters approve it in March. District leaders on Monday voted 4-2 to approve the first of two options for ballot language, which would not specifically ask voters if they wanted a pool. Board Members Brandi Jonasson and Anh-Nguyet Nguyen voted agains…
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