Measure V for Patterson Schools
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The document discusses a proposed bond measure, Measure V, to fund repairs, renovations, and facility upgrades for the Patterson Schools over the next ten years. If passed, Measure V would provide $50 million to improve aging facilities at Patterson High School and other schools in the district, including building new science labs and career centers, upgrading classrooms, electrical systems, and technology infrastructure. The bond funds would not cover salaries or operating expenses and would be overseen by a citizen's oversight committee.
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