Two school districts in Sebastopol and Santa Rosa are hoping to pass measures on the June ballot to generate funding for academic programs and infrastructure.
Measure A is up for a vote in the Twin Hills Union School District in Sebastopol and would allow the issuing of $14 million in bonds to fund upgrades for buildings and grounds. Measure C would provide money for the Bellevue Union School District in Santa Rosa via a parcel tax for things often first on the chopping block in cash-strapped districts, such as library and athletics programs, as well as STEAM programs — science, technology, engineering, arts and math.
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