Second phase initiated in 2004
The Measure H bond for $70 million was approved by voters in 2004. Measure H was supplemented by $5.1 million in earned interest and $2.4 million in community donations.
Listed below are highlights of work completed with the Measure H bond.
Support of dynamic student enrichment programs
| {Carlmont PAC} |
Construction of 21,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art performing arts center, including a 500-seat theater, at Carlmont High School (pictured at left) Virtual tour
Start of center for the performing arts at Menlo-Atherton High School
Construction of a modular gymnasium at Carlmont High School
Upgrade of baseball field at Menlo-Atherton High School |
Support of outstanding academic and career technical education programs
| {Machine Shop} |
Modification of former machine shop into a state-of-the-art woodshop at Sequoia High School (pictured at left)
Construction of a new science and technology building, and purchase of related science equipment, at Sequoia High School
Construction of modular classrooms at Carlmont and Woodside high schools
Construction of new ceramic arts studio at Sequoia High School
Renovation of science classrooms at Woodside High School |
Support of additional facilities and technology enhancements
| {Green ST} |
Purchase of property for future adult school and charter school (pictured at left)
Purchase and renovation of building for use by Summit Charter High School
Renovation of Student Resource Center at Sequoia High School
Campus-wide painting at Menlo-Atherton High School
Renovation of restrooms at Carlmont and Woodside high schools |
CONTACT:
James Lianides, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services
(650) 369-1411, ext. 2218
BOND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE:
Dennis McBride, Chairman
Robert Hutson
Margaret MacNiven
Lewis Miller
Clint Ostander
Gregory Rubens
Gary Shaezlein
David Stork
Dale Williams
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