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MPUSD sets guidelines and prepares to hold a lottery for staff housing in November.

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After several years in the making, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is now a few months away from housing its first tenants in workforce housing. The project moved quickly, thanks to a $340 million school bond voters approved in 2024.
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MPUSD sets guidelines and prepares to hold a lottery for staff housing in November.

After several years in the making, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is now a few months away from housing its first tenants in workforce housing. The project moved quickly, thanks to a $340 million school bond voters approved in 2024.

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montereycountynow.com broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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