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Aging CUSD facilities continue to serve, but need lots of help

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Chico schools were quickly filling with kindergarteners in 1950, when voters approved a bond issue Nov. 7 of that year to fund new school facilities. Seven decades later, those schools that brought help to the burgeoning student population need quite a bit of help of their own. They're getting more expensive and difficult to maintain, according to Julia Kistle, Chico Unified School District director of facilities and maintenance.

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Aging CUSD facilities continue to serve, but need lots of help

Schools that came to the rescue to alleviate overcrowding in the 1950s now require a lot of care to continue serving.

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Chico Enterprise-Record broke the news in 2 years ago on Saturday, March 25, 2023.

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