$300 million bond would pay for new high school, other upgrades

TheWilliam S. Hart Union High School District in the northern part of Los Angeles County, Calif., has placed a $300 million bond election on the Nov. 4 ballot The money would pay for modernizing classrooms, replacing temporary buildings, upgrading facilities to meet fire and safety codes and relieving crowding at existing schools by adding a new high school in the Castaic area. To read The Santa Clarita Valley Signal article, click here.