This money, from school bonds, aims to make campuses more accessible to students with disabilities, improving water quality and building more outdoor learning spaces.

After a turbulent three-day strike that put significant heat on the Los Angeles Unified School District and postponed a School Board meeting, board members were glad to resume meeting this week and vote on some welcome good news: a $92.3 million investment to improve campuses.

This money comes from school bonds and will be allocated toward several district priorities including making campuses more accessible to students with disabilities, improving water quality and building more outdoor learning spaces. Click here to read more: https://www.dailynews.com/2023/03/28/lausd-invests-92-million-in-greener-cleaner-more-accessible-campuses/