The Mojave Unified School District is very appreciative for the support the voters provided to finish construction of California City High School and Hacienda Elementary School. Funding from the bond will help the district complete the gym, sports facilities and student support facilities at California City High School. At Hacienda Elementary, the funding will be used to construct a cafeteria and a library and will add playing surface for the students. In addition, both schools will receive the technology infrastructure needed to allow the schools to use computer technology in the classroom.
The dreams of generations are now being realized because of the commitment of voters to education and our students.
Please use the links to learn more about Measure A.
What is Measure A?
In February 2008 voters in the Mojave Unified School District – School Facilities Improvement District 1 (SFID No. 1) approved Measure A, a $24 million dollar general obligation bond to complete construction of California City High School and Hacienda Elementary School, including a gym, sports facilities, and student support facilities at California City High School, a cafeteria, library, and up to date technology at Hacienda Elementary School, as well as upgraded technology infrastructure at both schools.
QUICK FACTS
Voter Approval
Measure A was approved February 5, 2008, by 62.51% of the voters in California City.
How much?
Amount of general obligation bonds approved - $24,000,000
Sale of Bonds
Series A - March 2008 - $14,313,695
• Bonds sold at an average interest rate of 5.032%
• Bond Ratings: Standard & Poor’s: A- Insured AAA
• Bond Ratings: Fitch: A Insured AAA
Certificates of Participation - May 2008 - $7,502,688
• COP sold at an average interest rate of 5.734%
• Bond Ratings: Standard & Poor’s: A- Insured AAA
• Bond Ratings: Fitch: A Insured AAA
Series B – Estimated Spring 2012 – Estimated $6M
Series C – Estimated Spring 2016 – Estimated $4M
What is it for?
Gymnasium, Sports Facilities, and Student Support Facilities – California City High School
Cafeteria, Library, and up to date technology – Hacienda Elementary School
Upgraded technology infrastructure to improve student access to modern technology
Furnishings and equipment to the extent allowed by law
Site preparation and restoration associated with new construction
Accommodations for students displaced during construction
Address unforeseen conditions revealed by construction (structural, seismic, line leaks)
Citizens’ Oversight Committee
The governing board has established a Citizens’ Oversight Committee to ensure proper spending of bond proceeds.