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BEAUMONT - While the school district can't stop enrollment from doubling, the voters weren't ready Tuesday to pay for what's needed to accommodate such growth.
By a margin of 6-percent, Measure AA, the $54 million school bond in the Beaumont Unified School District failed to pass with 51- percent voting against it. It needed 55 percent voter approval to pass. Beaumont Unified has an enrollment of 5,000, a number that is expected to double by 2012. Its ambitious growth plan includes 16 new projects schools the district was depending on Measure AA funds to help build.See the full content of this document
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Voters Reject School Bond
If the bond had passed, property owners districtwide would have been...
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