Sunnyvale residents will vote on a multi-million dollar bond measure to support local school facilities this March. Measure C would help the Sunnyvale School District continue facility improvements at multiple locations, which include updating technology and retrofitting old buildings. The measure needs 55% voter approval to pass. If the measure fails, the district will be unable to finish its ongoing plans, such as modernizing Sunnyvale Middle School, which serves more than 1,000 students. “We do have a lot of schools and facilities that are very old and they need to be renewed,” Sunnyvale School District Board President Isabel Jubes-Flamerich told…
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