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Measure F Bond

With the approval of Measure F in March 2002 (passed by a 69% vote), the voters permitted the San Jose Unified School District to issue $429 Million in general obligation bonds to repair and rehabilitate local schools over a 6-9 year period. The bonds, including interest, are being paid off over a 30 year period through a temporary increase in the property tax rate.  Every school in the District will utilize some of the proceeds of the bonds for improvements.

Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee Report (PDF)