School Board approves $20M in bond funds to evict charter school

SDUSD approved the spending of $20,000,000 Prop Z bond funds, by vote of 4-1 (Beiser), to relocate the Innovations Academy charter school. This decision evicts the charter school to a dirt lot in a commercial business park on portable buildings, tears down the existing school, in order to build a 4 story apartment complex in its place with questionable financial gain to the district and big financial gain to a developer – and uses taxpayer money to do it!

Several Voice of Scripps Ranch coalition members attended the meeting to speak on agenda items H-15, the approval of the bond funding and agenda item, I-32, the approval of an additional $530,000 in bond funds to pay for environment impact reports for other tasks as assigned with the Scripps Mesa site.

NBC News San Diego Covered the Story:
Scripps Ranch Residents Upset Over Funding Plan for New Charter School

Here’s what Scripps Ranch voices are saying:
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Look for Yard Signs in the Coming Months
NO Closing Schools for Apartments to emphasize the importance of school property FOR KIDS not developers and the overriding goal of Kids and Neighborhoods 1st!

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Author: Scripps

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