Mark Keppel’s solar panel initiative and other Alhambra Unified school board business

HOPE bags for needy Alhambra Unified students and families. Photo by Phoenix Tso.

June 6, 2017

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Alhambra , CA United States

At tonight’s Alhambra Unified School District board of education meeting, Mark Keppel High School students will discuss an upcoming initiative to install solar panels on campus. Assistant Superintendent Gary Gonzales will update the board of AUSD’s Local Control Accountability Plan, which is required to secure state funding.

The district will also recognize a local girl scout troop for their help in putting together HOPE bags for AUSD families in need.

The board meeting starts at 5 pm. People can read the entire agenda here.

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