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The La Habra City School District is asking voters to approve the continuation of a property tax to fund $73 million in renovation and repair projects.La Habra City School District serves more than 4,000 students across nine schools. The district wants money to fix roofs, plumbing, and electrical systems; upgrade classrooms and science labs; and repair and construct classrooms and equipment, among other things.
“You should have confidence that the priorities are right,” Shelley said. “And if they're not, say no and make come back to you with a better plan.”Who is in charge of all this money? In the lead-up to this important election, our hard-working reporters and editors spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching and writing these detailed guides and fact-based resources. We invested that time because we're here to help you vote confidently and make your community a better place.
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