To fund these needs, the Board of Trustees placed Measure A on the June 6th ballot. By law, Measure A funds can only be used to improve facilities. Parcel tax funds, generated thorough he approval of Measure B in March of 1999, are used to supplement academic needs not paid for by the State. These funds allow our district to provide small class sizes, curriculum improvements, additional instructional materials and library resources. The Larkspur School District is ranked among the best school districts in the State.
Student achievement is high, and our school district is well-managed.
The support from parents and the community has allowed our schools to continue to maintain high-quality educational programs. The school district has developed a specific plan to address renovations and health and safety repairs. All money raised by this bond will go directly for needed facilities repairs and improvements. In California, the burden for fixing, repairing and improving schools primarily falls on the local electorate. Some state funds have been approved by California voters.