When Turlock voters passed Bond Measures N and O last November, they knew the funding would be used within the Turlock Unified School District to address critical educational and facility needs, including safety improvements, upgrades and modernizations. Nearly seven months later, the District has now set into motion a plan to put those funds to use, using a combination of professional and local experience at each school site to design projects that will best benefit each campus. Results from the Nov. 8 election showed 69.3 percent approval for Measure N, a $40.8 million elementary bond measure, and 67.9 percent approval for Measure O, a $48 million district-wide bond measure.
Design work begins for school bond projects
