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About Proposition 11

Input by community members, parents, staff and students helped shape and prioritize how the money would be used if the levy passes. If approved in November, the levy would fund the following areas.

See answers to questions about Proposition 11.

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More student supervision and safety/security measures

What would be funded:

  • Increased school supervision

  • More campus security and school resource officers

  • Increased bullying/discipline response

  • Increased safety training/preparedness

Amount: Approximately $2.04 million in first year 

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Additional student instruction and resources

What would be funded:

  • Help for students who are not meeting standards in core subjects like reading and math

  • Services for students who are learning English

  • Programs that help students make up credits needed to graduate

Amount: Approximately $1.44 million in first year 

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Increased focus on student well-being

What would be funded:

  • Staff to connect families with mental health resources

  • Services to help prevent and respond to student drug/alcohol use

  • Student behavior management/tracking

  • Attendance tracking/improvement

Amount: Approximately $1.34 million in first year 

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More classes to prepare students for jobs and life after high school

What would be funded:

  • Career and Technical Education classes that prepare students for future jobs, apprenticeships, the military and/or college.

Amount: Approximately $1.19 million in first year 

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Smaller class sizes

What would be funded:  Additional classes to reduce average class sizes in grades 4-12.

Amount: Approximately $2.84 million in first year 

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Additional student activities

What would be funded:  Extracurricular activities and sports, including some sports previously eliminated in budget cuts.

Amount: Approximately $795,000 in first year 

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Special education

What would be funded: Services for students with higher needs and/or disabilities, such as aides, individualized instruction and/or accommodations, scheduling and behavioral support.

Amount: Approximately $5 million in the first year

Item

What would be funded and amount

Some programs, positions and services temporarily reduced or eliminated for the 2026-27 school year

What would be funded: Staff who work with students on emotional learning needs; coaches for additional student activities; increased training for teachers; and increased level of services for parents, guardians, community members, staff, and students.

Amount: $2.84 million in the first year

Employee health coverage

What would be funded: Mandatory health coverage not funded by the state for eligible employees.

Amount: $2.5 million in the first year

Substitute costs

What would be funded: Coverage on days when a staff member is sick or has taken a personal day.

Amount: $2.5 million

Utilities and energy

What would be funded: Water, power, waste management and other utilities for the district's 19 schools and other facilities.

Amount: $2.4 million

Instructional and operating supplies

What would be funded: Classroom materials, office supplies, fuel, parts and other items and services that schools and districts use to operate within state requirements.

Amount: $2.21 million

Student transportation

What would be funded: Repairing and eventually replacing older school buses. Funds also would be used to pay for mandatory health coverage and pensions for contracted transportation staff members.

Amount: $2.18 million

Updated teaching and learning materials

What would be funded: Teaching and learning materials that meet current standards in math, science, social studies and English language arts. Staff who work with teachers to implement materials.

Amount: $2.08 million

Building maintenance and repairs

What would be funded: Increased maintenance of school buildings and grounds, custodial operations and equipment repairs.

Amount: $2.06 million

Insurance

What would be funded: Property, liability, equipment and other types of insurance.

Amount: $1.80 million

Technology assistance

What would be funded: Increased technology assistance, equipment and software for schools.

Amount: $1.49 million

Increased communication and financial transparency

What would be funded: Increased communication about district finances and student outcomes.

Amount: $320,000