Many of the 13,000 buildings in the school district’s second-largest in the United States, Los Angeles Unified School District, are in poor condition. Most of them built more than half a century had little or no renovation.
LAUSD school construction program of $ 20000000000 – planned to build 145 schools in 2012 – designed to eliminate is a neighborhood school for all pupils, involuntary buses and create small learning communities in schools page.
The program came to life in 1997 when voters allocated $ 2.4 billion for the modernization of facilities and additional classrooms. Measures need for new commitments in 1998 (4 billion), 2002 ($ 3.5 billion of the city and part of a bond of $ 13.05 billion nationwide), (adopted $ 9.2 billion) in 2004 and 2005 (3.99 billion dollars).
In addition, California voters approved in November 2006, a nationwide K-12 and the University Act binding system, which provides an additional $ 10.41 billion, including $ 100,000,000 for the construction of high-school performance (green) throughout the country.