Cost of growth: West Ada asks voters for $500M to handle school overcrowding, repairs
“We have kids that are on waiting lists for some of our programs. It’s really important that we provide them with the opportunity to engage in career programs.”
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“We have kids that are on waiting lists for some of our programs. It’s really important that we provide them with the opportunity to engage in career programs.”
If passed during the May election, that $500 million would be spread out over 10 years.
The board of trustees voted to include the levy which will collect $50 million over ten years.
In February, the district will raise funds for external defibrillators (AED) for schools and athletic programs.
The WASD Board voted against the levy to help class sizes, due to Gov. Little previously signing a historic education investment into law.