Invest in Our Schools.
Invest in Our Future.
Franklin-McKinley’s elementary
and middle schools are the heart of our community.
They educate and protect our children, strengthen neighborhoods,
enhance property values,and support local businesses.
When we invest in our schools, we invest in our future.
Schools That
Will Benefit
What Will Measure C Do?
A YES vote on Measure C will fund critical improvements across Franklin-McKinley schools, including:
Repairing leaky roofs
Replacing aging HVAC systems
Renovating outdated
libraries and restrooms
Improving accessibility to meet
ADA standards
Upgrading unsafe playgrounds, playfields, and athletic facilities
Modernizing and constructing classrooms with 21st-century technology
Strong Taxpayer Protections
Measure C includes strict accountability measures to ensure responsible use of funds:
Full public disclosure of all spending
Independent annual audits
Oversight by a citizens’ committee
Legal protections preventing funds from being diverted by the state
Prohibition on use of funds for administrator salaries, pensions, or benefits
Senior citizen homeowner exemptions available
Why It Matters
01
Modernize aging school facilities
02
Improve student safety and health
03
Enhance local property values
04
Support neighborhood vitality and local businesses
05
Protect taxpayer investments through independent oversight
Measure C is a $142 million local school bond designed to improve the quality of education by upgrading aging facilities and ensuring safe, modern learning environments for all students.
What is Measure C?
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Cost about $30 per $100,000 of assessed property value
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Ensure all funds are spent locally and cannot be taken by the state
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Generate approximately $8 million annually while bonds are outstanding
Join the Community
Parents, teachers, neighbors, business owners, and community leaders are coming together to support better schools and brighter futures.
