Supporting Our Schools

Measure I -- a $179.5 million facilities bond -- was approved by 62.75% of Alameda voters on November 4, 2014. The funds have been used to modernize and expand school facilities in AUSD, as well as complete a multi-award winning restoration of Historic Alameda High School and a radical transformation of  Encinal Jr. & Sr. High School. This bond was based on the 2014 Facilities Master Plan, which identified nearly $600 million in critical facility needs, educational program needs, and future needs for AUSD school sites.

• Measure I Projects
• Measure I Highlights

On November 8, 2016, Alameda voters approved Measure B1 by 74.25%. The measure extends the 2011 Measure A parcel tax until June, 2025 and raises approximately $12 million per year to be used for 11 different programs, including small K-3 class sizes, neighborhood elementary schools, high school athletics, and K-12  enrichment classes. 

On March 3, 2020, Alameda voters approved Measure A by 67.5%. Specifically designed to attract and retain high-quality employees, Measure A raises $10 million per year to be used to bring AUSD salaries closer to the Alameda County average. 

• Measure A 
• Measure A Oversight Committee

On June 7, 2022, Alameda voters approved the Measure B Facilities Bond by 56.34%. The $298 million bond will provide revenue for modernizing classrooms at AUSD middle schools, updating athletic facilities and performance spaces at AUSD high schools, and constructing a new classroom building to replace the main building at Otis Elementary School.