San Jose School District Faces Backlash Over Condo Purchase with Bond Money
The San Jose Unified School District board is facing criticism for its decision to acquire 337 downtown condos using $1.15 billion from voter-approved bond funds. Opponents contend that these funds were designated for school repairs and upgrades, not real estate investments. This move is controversial given existing issues like faulty HVAC systems and damaged school grounds.
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