“We’re extremely gratified and appreciative of the community and their support and their faith in us,” said Ed Leventhal, board president and chair of the Committee for Quality Education. “We think this is a great statement and puts us in very good shape going forward. Now we’ll begin the work of carrying out the projects we promised to do if it passed.”
Leventhal said the board Thursday will approve bids for improvements to elementary school parking lots and traffic flow for safety. The money will also upgrade and improve security systems and technology at each school.
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