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California

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$15 Billion California School Upgrade Bond Rejected

6 years ago4 mins

Following a statewide measure on March’s primary ballot, California voters have rejected a $15 billion bond to renovate the state’s aging schools.

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California College and School District Settle Lawsuit Over Project Fallout

6 years ago6 years ago3 mins

After six months of controversy, College of Marin, a public community college with two campuses—one each in Novato and Kentfield—and the Kentfield School District have settled the district’s lawsuit alleging environmental hazards from a construction project near Kent Middle School.

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California STEM Classroom Building Breaks Ground

7 years ago7 years ago2 mins

The Escondido Unified School District (EUSD) recently broke ground on new Del Dios Academy of Arts and Sciences’ STEM classroom building.

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SoCal College Student Center Grabs LEED Gold

7 years ago7 years ago4 mins

The Mount San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) Student Success Center in Walnut, California recently achieved LEED Gold Certification.

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SoCal High School Breaks Ground on New Classroom Building

7 years ago7 years ago2 mins

A groundbreaking ceremony was held in early February for the new Canyon Springs High School classroom building in Moreno Valley.

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Cal Poly Pomona Opens New Residence and Dining Venues

7 years ago7 years ago4 mins

In early December, Cal Poly Pomona cut the ribbon in a special ceremony for its brand-new modern-living residence halls and dining commons at its campus in Pomona, spanning 14 acres.

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