The Pasadena Unified School District is asking voters to approve a $900 million bond through increased property taxes.

Backers say the measures will ensure success of PUSD, such as addressing the critical issue of declining enrollment. But those against lament the potential strain on property owners.

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Measure B, which will be paid for by local property owners through an increase in taxes, needs a 55% majority vote to pass.

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By unanimous decision, the PTA Council of PUSD voted during its Fall Association Meeting to officially endorse the campaign ...

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Pasadena Unified School District voters will soon decide on two ballot measures that supporters claim will provide critical funding for school improvements and reduce reliance on outside aid.