LAUSD mulls $3.2 billion bond measure

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Faced with aging campuses and still-crowded schools, Los Angeles Unified officials debated Tuesday whether to ask voters to approve another bond measure for an ongoing $20 billion facilities construction program that already is the largest in the nation. Connie Llanos in the Daily News.

The measure could come as soon as November and would be the fifth sought by the district in the past 11 years.

While district officials said the bond amount is still being determined, the figure of $3.2 billion has been discussed since that would not increase the maximum tax rate property owners are paying today.

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