In the News
Letters to the editor from Janice Hough, Misao Sakamoto, and Tara Levens
(Palo Alto Daily News - May 29, 2008)
Vote yes on school bond measure - editorial (Palo Alto Daily News - May 25, 2008)
Measure A foes get it wrong - guest opinion (Palo Alto Daily News - May 21, 2008)
Letters to the editor from Megan O'Reilly Lewis and Megan Swezey Fogarty (Palo Alto Daily News - May 20, 2008)
Letter to the editor from Ronald Tuttle (Palo Alto Daily News - May 15, 2008)
Fisher: If you care about the kids, you pay up (Patty Fisher column, San Jose Mercury News - May 14, 2008)
Palo Alto Unified Bond Measure A Nets 1,000 Endorsements
(Press Release - May 14, 2008)
Marching for Measure A (Palo Alto Online - May 12, 2008)
Editorial: Yes on Measure A for schools' future (Palo Alto Weekly - May 7, 2008)
Bond campaign gathers momentum (Campanile - May 5, 2008)
School Matters - Vote "yes" on proposed Measure A
(Palo Alto Daily News - April 28, 2008)
Measure A Supporters Kick Off "Strong Schools" Campaign
(Press Release April 14, 2008)
Push for renovations - Proponents launch a campaign to pass $378M bond measure (Palo Alto Daily News - April 14, 2008)
Silicon Valley Leaders Join Palo Alto Measure A School Facilities Bond Campaign as Honorary Co-Chairs (Press Release April 8, 2008)
Bond sees high initial support (Palo Alto Daily News - April 6, 2008)
Editorial: Two-month stretch for school bond (Palo Alto Weekly - April 2, 2008)
School bond campaign in full swing (Palo Alto Weekly - April 2, 2008)
Palo Alto Weekly News Digest Blurb on Board Vote, February 29, 2008
Palo Alto Daily News Story on Board Vote, February 27, 2008
Palo Alto Weekly story on February 20, 2008
“In this battered housing market, choosing the right neighborhood is more important than ever.
Some six million Americans are expected to buy a house this year. Whether first-time home buyers scouting the Chicago suburbs or a midcareer worker relocating to Denver, they are all contemplating what may be the most significant purchase of their lives at a time when no one is certain how much lower prices might go.
...[E]ven in hard-hit cities, certain neighborhoods are holding up better than others.
One factor is well-known to home buyers: schools. Even if you don't have children, houses in high-ranked school districts generally retain their value better.”
-Opdyke, Jeff D. "Gauging Value in Real Estate as Prices Slide." Wall Street Journal
13 March 2008: D1.
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