The Danbury City Council is meeting tonight about $208-million in bonding for various school projects and whether to send the matter to a referendum.  The largest portion of the bond would be for the proposed Danbury Career Academy, the new middle and high school facility at the Cartus site.  Councilman Irving Fox, a former Board of Ed member wants his colleagues to be aware that if residents approve the bonding, the City will have to fund the teaching positions and related costs into the future.  The Academy would serve 1,400 students. Bonding is also proposed for a new pre-kindergarten academy, ADA compliance at Hayestown Avenue Elementary and a new roof for King Street Primary among other projects.