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Vote YES on Measure G so we can upgrade classrooms and labs to meet current safety and instructional standards, provide career training facilities and equipment for today’s careers, replace outdated air filtration and electrical infrastructure, improve campus security, and replace old portables with permanent classrooms.
An independent audit rates half of the facilities at Livermore High School in “poor condition.” Bonds are the only mechanism our state provides for upgrading school facilities, and it allows us to access matching grants.
All funds from the bond will be used for facilities in our school district, and none can be used for salaries. An independent citizens’ oversight committee and annual audits ensure that the funds are spent as promised in the plans posted on our website and available at the Livermore Public Library.
As any realtor will tell you, the most common question they get from home buyers is, “How are the schools?” Investing in our schools and students benefits us all.
It’s time to give our students the schools they need for 21st Century learning, and a bond is the only way. Vote YES on G!
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