Poway Unified School District

Students can take classes from other school districts that participate in the Regional Occupational Program.

In May 2009, committee chair Chrissa Corday, in a final community report, concluded that "the goals achieved under Proposition U continue to foster voter confidence in the building program, as reflected in the successful passage of Proposition C, the ballot measure passed by PUSD voters in February 2008 that provides $179 million in bond authorization."

When presenting the bond offerings, the district guaranteed that there would be no increases in property taxes, which would require repayment to come from non-traditional sources.

County Treasurer and tax collector Dan McAllister wondered about the future economic impact.

"We're not saying this is going to end up an Armageddon situation, but potentially the risks are much greater with this kind of financing than what would be a more traditional way," he added.