Supporters said the proposal would not raise taxes despite the hefty price tag.
EDMONDS, Wash. — Next year, Adel Sefrioui’s daughter will start kindergarten at Edmonds Elementary, a school that at 58 years old is decades older than her dad.
A limping boiler and outdated security system have Sefrioui concerned.
“We have a lot of work to do in getting these replaced,” Sefrioui said.
Fifteen of the 34 schools in the Edmonds School District are at least 50 years old, including 54-year-old College Place Middle where principal Andrea Collins called the gym locker room a “1970s special.”
Classrooms are overcrowded.
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