Over half of the Glendale schools are 50 years old or older. The other half are 30 years old. As we mentioned in a previous column, it is not a secret that our schools are very old and in need of rehabilitation. Many are obsolete and nonfunctional and should be rebuilt. Others are in dire need of modernization.
Glendale citizen are proud and pleased with their schools.
They should be. We believe that, given the truth of our schools' infra-structural needs, the voters would support a bond measure.