The SJUSD Board of Education unanimously approved Measure N for
this November's ballot asking voters to authorize $350 million in bonds to
support modernization and repair of schools that are now more than 50 years
old.
WHY
ecARTS CARE ABOUT THIS BOND MEASURE:
In
addition to modernization and repair, Measure N will provide the necessary
funding to build a performing arts center on the campus of El Camino High
School that will serve the entire San Juan UnifiedSchool District and the
greater Sacramento area. The performing arts center perfectly aligns with
Measure N’s guidelines to meet the academic, technological, creative, and
career needs of today’s K-12 students.
Thanks
to Measure N, future generations of students, staff, administrators, and
community groups will have the opportunity to hold public forums, graduations,
music and drama performances, lectures, and art exhibitions in a modern
facility with state of the art lighting, sound, comfortable seating, and a
pleasing environment. A far cry from the gyms, cafeterias and libraries upon
which we currently rely.
SUPPORT SAN JUANSCHOOLS AND MEASURE
N
ATTENTION former, current,
and future EC Arts parents and students!
·
Please volunteer just 2 hours of
your time to work a phone bank or neighborhood walk.
·
To sign up, got to: http://www.yesonmeasuren.org/get-involved/
·
High school students – receive
credit! If you volunteer, you may receive credit with the approval of your
political science instructors.
FIND OUT MORE ON FACEBOOK AND
TWITTER
· Twitter
ENDORSE MEASURE N
· Email: alyson.willey@yesonmeasuren.org
to confirm that your name may be used publicly to endorse Measure N.
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT BY VOTING YES ON
MEASURE N ON NOVEMBER 6TH
· Encourage your friends and family to vote yes as well.
· You may request a lawn sign at: alyson.willey@yesonmeasuren.org
to show your support of Measure N and local schools.
MEASURE N SPECIFICS (Ö indicates where the performing arts
center fits into Measure N's criteria):
ü Modernization of classrooms with current learning technology
to support teaching and improve learning.
ü Installation of other technology infrastructure to support
classroom tools.
ü New, energy efficient, classrooms.
ü Repair and renovation of bathrooms at campuses to continue
providing healthy and safe facilities.
ü Installation of energy efficient equipment at schools to
save on utility bills.
ü Renovation and construction of physical education and career
tech facilities that provide needed job skills for students and our economy.
·
Repair and replacement of
deteriorated roofs for improved energy efficiency and longevity.
·
Repair and replacement of
deteriorating underground sewer and water lines.
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Improvements to ensure campus
security during and after the school day.
·
Repair and upgrades for safety
alarms at schools to protect learning materials and the community's investment.
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