A number of school safety and modernization projects are within reach at Turlock Unified School District after preliminary results from Tuesday’s election showed that a majority of votes cast were in support of two general obligation bond measures that will provide necessary funds to address educational and facility needs throughout the district. “Passing of Measures N and O is a testament to our community's support for education in Turlock and their desire to create safer, secured schools that are modernized with state of the art facilities related to STEM, specifically science,” said TUSD Superintendent Dana Salles Trevethan. “I'm elated to think about the opportunities our students and staff will have as it relates to ‘opening doors for more’ because we believe every student deserves our best to be their best.”