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For the first time in over a year, the Del Mar Union School District board and staff gathered in-person for an exciting milestone event: the groundbreaking of the new Pacific Sky School on June 24.
At the ceremony on the Pacific Highlands Ranch construction site, DMUSD Superintendent Holly McClurg pointed out the most important guests: the future students of Pacific Sky. Several youngsters were invited to partake in the groundbreaking, eagerly and ambitiously digging with their little plastic shovels.
“The sky’s the limit for this school and the district couldn’t be more excited to break ground on
our ninth campus,” McClurg said. “It’s been long planned for the Pacific Highlands Ranch community and we appreciate the community’s support and patience through this process.”
Outreach kicks off on Del Mar Hills modernization project
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Community engagement has begun on the Del Mar Hills Academy modernization project. The first meeting was held on Zoom on June 3 as the Del Mar Union School District prepares to update its second oldest school, built in 1974.
“We all know Del Mar Hills is such an outstanding school,” said DMUSD Superintendent Holly McClurg. “I’m excited about the bright, exciting future for our kids and the entire community.It’s going to be great, I can hardly wait for it to get started.”
Prior to the passage of the district’s $186 million Measure MM general obligation bond in 2018, the district had proposed closing Del Mar Hills and building one new school in Del Mar. A revised facilities master plan reflected keeping all eight schools and adding the ninth district campus in Pacific Highlands Ranch. Construction began on May 17 on the new Pacific Sky School.