By Richard Bammer

If a bond measure election were held today to upgrade Vacaville Unified schools, nearly 62 percent of registered voters would support it, a Bay Area financial adviser told the district’s governing board Thursday night.

Speaking in the Educational Services Center, Jon Isom, of Isom Advisors, reminded trustees that voter support indicated in a telephone survey earlier this month exceeded the required 55 percent voter-approval threshold required by state law to adopt a bond. He recommended the district “reach out to and educate the community about the plan on placing a bond measure on the November 2014 ballot.”

via Poll: Voters would back Vacaville school bond – The Reporter.