If prospects for March's parcel tax measure appear bleak in coming months, trustees said they will put another parcel-tax measure on the June ballot. The March tax is earmarked for more classes in art, music, foreign language, and physical education, but maintenance and reserves will no longer be funded through parcel taxes. The tax would also support a counselor, library and science aides and a technology coordinator. In addition to enhancing the curriculum, the tax would be used to maintain district class sizes below 26 students. Enos said that two teachers would be lost if no parcel tax is approved.
Enrollment rising The district expects enrollment to continue rising.
There are now 436 students in the district. If approved, the tax would rise 5 percent annually for eight years. Like the Lagunitas District's tax, Tamalpais High District's expires in June.