Measure K Links:

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Measure K Resolution

Argument in Favor

Measure K Ballot Page

Ojai Unified School District has been providing dedicated educational services to local children for over six decades and currently educates approximately 2,340 students at its nine schools.

It is the hard work and commitment of our teachers and staff that directly contribute to the success of our children. However, studies show that students and teachers perform better in safe, modern classrooms and facilities, and that excellent teaching and learning are directly related to quality school facilities.

Faced with aging classrooms and the need to bring school facilities up to current standards, the Ojai Unified School District Trustees unanimously approved Measure K, a general obligation bond measure for the upcoming November 3, 2020 ballot.

Over the last several years, with input from staff, teachers, parents, community leaders, and the District architect, the District has prepared a School Facilities Needs Analysis.

The analysis identifies the major repairs and upgrades that need to be made, including:

Ojai Unified is ranked near the bottom of all districts in Ventura County when comparing local G.O. Bond taxes raised to support schools.

With Measure J funds, the district has completed over 50 construction projects at its nine sites, and has an additional three large construction projects in progress. A current project list can be found here. Information on all projects, completed and in progress, since the inception of Measure J, is accessible here