Safer, cleaner, more modern school facilities are the results of voter-approved school bond funding for Campbell Union School District. The funds are making it possible to repair and improve the district’s elementary and middle schools.
Drawings presented to staff, community for input *
Drawings modified based on budget, input, building codes, State Architect requirements
Final drawings to Board for approval *
Architect prepares plans and specifications for final drawings
Plans and Specs to State Architect for approval
Board authorizes District to prepare bid for the State-approved plans *
District sends request for bids
Bids presented to Board for approval *
Building phase begins (emphasis on summertime construction)
The Citizens Oversight Committee also oversees the district's parcel tax spending.
Completing School Upgrades for Student Success
To repair and upgrade our schools to provide the education local students need to be competitive in our modern world, the Campbell Union School District Governing Board voted unanimously on June 23 to place a $72 million bond measure on the November 2016 ballot.
Although some schools have been recently upgraded, many of our schools are still in need of upgrades and repairs. Addressing identified repair needs in local schools — many of which were built in the 1950s — would help ensure that classrooms and labs are safe and up to date at all of our schools.
A bond measure could provide locally controlled funding to address identified facility needs in our schools, including:
• Fixing or replacing leaky roofs that are over 30 years old
• Building modern science, technology, engineering, art and math classrooms
• Upgrading aging plumbing, gas and sewer lines that are over 50 years old
• Replacing inefficient and failing heating and cooling systems
• Upgrading old and inefficient wiring and electrical systems
