Poll shows strong support for bond extension as district maps facility needs
District staff presented a facilities master plan and a financial analysis showing an opportunity to extend an existing tax rate — not raise it — to fund around $130 million in projects. A consultant survey found roughly 70–74% voter support after testing messages, and consultants recommended preparing for a Nov. 2026 measure.
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District officials on Nov. 5 gave the La Mesa‑Spring Valley Unified School District board a facilities master plan update and a feasibility report for a potential bond extension that consultants said is likely to pass if the district moves forward.
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