Looking at Prop. Q

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While the Los Angeles Unified School District has built hundreds of new schools in the past decade, it is now seeking an additional $7 billion for older schools that remain in need of repair and remodeling. George B. Sanchez in the Daily News.

Along with funds for upgrades and new technology, Measure Q would set aside $450 million for local charter schools.

Critics acknowledge a need to repair older buildings, but say the measure is expensive at a time of national economic turmoil, and when district enrollment is dropping. Charter schools also criticize the measure, saying they would rather have more freedom to build their own schools.

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