Bond Measure Would Help Centralia Schools
Re “Ballot Measures Give Voters a Say Over Development, Taxes, Schools,” Oct. 9:
You mentioned Measure I, which would help build a new police headquarters in Buena Park, but you failed to mention Measure H, an important school bond for the Centralia School District. If passed, it could result in up to $31 million with district contributions and state matching funds, which would be used to modernize schools and classrooms; upgrade communications, fire alarm, and security systems; improve handicapped access; repair and replace roofing, plumbing and electrical systems; install air-conditioning; and provide access to computers and modern technology.
The average school in Centralia School District is more than 35 years old. Many are in dire need of these upgrades. It will be up to voters in Buena Park, La Palma and Anaheim to decide on this crucial bond issue Nov. 5.
Sara Pelly
Orange
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