|
How Far Would You Ride For A Diploma? | Union-Tribune Article
By Kelly Cash and Michelle Cash
April 19, 2007
T he Alpine High School Citizens Committee (AHSCC) was officially formed in 1998 with its' goal to achieve an exemplary local high school for the Alpine area.
We are at a critical juncture approaching the GUHSD Governing Board's upcoming votes about the funding of our 12th new high school, and about Prop H's projects.
We seek more community members to advocate, please contactus@ahscc.com and volunteer to actively serve this important cause. Our goals are to organize our community and ...
o To achieve an exemplary local high school for the students of the Alpine area
o To assist GUHSD to modernize its' high schools to better serve all the district students
Click | GUHSD Can Go Green With A New Bond & Save Taxpayer Money!
- Our bond money must be spent wisely & efficiently
- A follow up bond merits approval for 2008's general election
- The voters should approve a follow up bond to benefit our children
You should be aware of upcoming important meetings. The BAC Finance Sub-Committee (BAC-FSC) has identified solutions for GUHSD that benefit the entire Grossmont District. The findings of the BAC-FSC have been affirmed by a 3rd party independent review of the Prop H Bond Program.
Prop H to-do list costs exceed bond funds...
The Grossmont Union High School District is making slow progress on their Proposition H Bond projects. The completion of the first major phase has been logged and students are beginning to move back into their now new and improved classrooms. The updated progress reports appear on the GUHSD web site READ MORE
|
