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SFUSD staff preview $950M$1.25B bond proposal and outline outreach and accountability plans
Summary
Staff presented a proposed $950 million to $1.25 billion general obligation bond to address urgent facility needs identified in a $6 billion facilities master plan, emphasizing core functionality (M/E/P), school modernizations, kitchens and schoolyards, and promised semi-annual reporting and public engagement ahead of a November decision.
On Sept. 12 San Francisco Unified School District staff presented a preliminary framework for a proposed school bond measure to the board and public, estimating a program range of $950 million to $1.25 billion that would appear on the March 5, 2024 ballot if approved.
Staff described the proposal as a prioritized, phased response to a district-wide facilities condition assessment that identified roughly $6 billion in total needs. The proposed bond would focus on six investment categories distilled from the master plan, including core building systems (mechanical, electrical and plumbing), school…
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