School districts across the Treasure Valley are trying to keep up with growth. West Ada, the biggest district in the state, is no exception.

Voters this spring rejected a more than $500 million plant facilities levy. Without the levy passing, what does it mean for the district?

Superintendent Derek Bub tells CBS 2 News part of that means adding portable classrooms to campuses like Hillsdale and Star elementary schools this summer.

Portables are already on most campuses. It’s a temporary fix, and one that isn’t cheap.

He says there’s also the potential for boundary changes in some areas and they’ll likely have to make some staffing cuts.