Students and staff in Oakland Unified School District schools may soon see improvements at their campuses following the approval by voters Tuesday of Measure Y, early election results show.
More than 77% of voters said “yes” to the measure, which allows the district to issue $735 million in bonds to pay for the improvements. About 23% of voters said “no” to the measure.
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