San Marino Unified

Unified School District

To protect the quality of education and continue San Marino's tradition of community support for local schools, by retaining highly qualified teachers, continue funding advanced programs in math, science, engineering, technology, provide honors and advanced placement classes, and maintain class sizes, shall the San Marino Unified School District measure to renew its expiring $968 education parcel tax for six years be adopted, raising approximately $4 million annually, with annual inflation adjustments, exemptions for seniors and all funds staying local?

To continue San Marino’s tradition of community support for local schools, to retain outstanding classroom teachers and continue advanced programs in math, science, engineering, technology, provide honors and advanced placement classes, and to minimize class size increases, shall San Marino Unified School District continue to levy a $968 education parcel tax, with exemptions for seniors, raising approximately $4 million annually, to be assessed in each fiscal year with annual inflation adjustments until ended by voters?

To maintain schools by repairing and upgrading classrooms/restrooms/plumbing/electrical/heating/ air-conditioning/security/fire/earthquake safety systems; updating science/ engineering classrooms; repairing, constructing, acquiring educational/athletic/arts facilities/equipment, shall San Marino Unified School District's measure authorizing $200 million in bonds, within legal interest rates, levying $0.06 per $100 assessed value, averaging $11.9 million annually, while bonds are outstanding, be approved, with no increase to tax rate limits?

In order to continue funding quality educational programs and classroom instruction, limit certain size increases and teaching position reductions, attract and retain high quality teachers and employees, and support educational programs that enhance student achievement, shall San Marino Unified School District extend its expiring school parcel tax for six years at $366 per parcel, collecting approximately $1.6 million annually with exemptions for seniors, adjustment for inflation and all money staying in our community to benefit our local schools?

To continue a tradition of community support for the San Marino Unified School District’s students and educational programs and avoid a $4 million budget shortfall, support outstanding classroom teachers and a solid academic curriculum, maintain advanced placement and honors classes, arts and athletic programs, technology, and preserve smaller class sizes, shall the District continue to levy a $865 annual education parcel tax, as adjusted, for six (6) years that will offer an exemption to senior citizens?

In order to continue funding quality educational programs and classroom instruction, prevent increases in class sizes and reductions in teaching positions, attract and retain high quality teachers and employees, and support educational programs that enhance student achievement, shall the San Marino Unified School District extend its expiring school parcel tax for six years at $330 per parcel with an exemption for seniors, adjustment for inflation and all money staying in our community to benefit our local schools?