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Acting President Jack Kahn speaks on his plan for the budget of Palomar College during a 'State of the Budget' meeting on April 29, 2020. (Ana Acosta/The Telescope)
Acting President Jack Kahn speaks on his plan for the budget of Palomar College during a ‘State of the Budget’ meeting on April 29, 2020. (Ana Acosta/The Telescope)
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Governing Board Proposition M Decision

SAN MARCOS—Palomar College held a Q&A session with the student council and the Governing Board that was open to the public. The biggest highlight of the meeting came toward the end when proposals from Proposition M came into play.

Prop. M is a proposition that gives Palomar spending limits specifically for new buildings or renovations to existing structures. There is the possibility that Palomar will get both new buildings and funding for renovations.

With $150 million left in the $694 million budget, the best of both worlds is trying to be achieved where the Athletics Department and Student Services both receive funding out of the four proposals.

These three projects incorporate the Athletics & Kinesiology Department, Student Services and new Fallbrook Education Center. Any extra money left over would be dedicated to smaller projects, such as updated signs for buildings to make it less stressful when navigating the campus.

During the meeting, Interim Superintendent Jack Kahn said he believes that retaining students at the college will keep them more financially stable, which in turn will bring more funding to the campus as a whole.

 

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