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Reconstruction plans for a middle school damaged in this year's Pajaro floods have moved forward.

"While we’re pleased with the court’s latest ruling in our favor, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District remains frustrated that this worthwhile project continues to be challenged and that public funds must be expended to defeat these repeated – and in this case, meritless – lawsuits,” said the district's superintendent PK Diffenbaugh.

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Four years ago, the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District put forward a project that was not expected to inspire opposition: An update to Monterey High School’s stadium, including lights for

Contractors working to resolve conditions that led the Montara Water and Sanitary District to shut all water service to Farallone View Elementary School on Thursday have answered initial concerns of

Trustees have earmarked the bulk of $194 million in voter-approved Measure G proceeds for a new middle school, which is expected to take about three years to build.

“Unfortunately the litigation on this matter continues to drag on, as the plaintiffs have appealed the trial court’s judgement in MPUSD’s favor,” a district press release said announcing the court ruling. “MPUSD must therefore continue to fight to defend the Stadium Improvements Project with hopes of one day soon breaking ground and proceeding with the great benefits for MPUSD students and the community that the project will bring.”

PUSD trustees are set to look at approving new contracts with an architectural firm to complete the necessary paperwork for the construction of transitional kindergarten classrooms at Fairlands and Donlon elementary schools.

The district took a step toward building a new school on Sycamore Avenue despite environmental concerns about the former landfill.