The Alameda Unified School District has published its 2023-24 parcel tax program reports, detailing the financial contributions from Measures B1 and A, which together provided over $24 million, equating to roughly 20% of the district's overall budget. Measure B1 funds essential educational programs like small class sizes and arts, while Measure A focuses on attracting quality staff through competitive salaries. The new Measure E, commencing July 1, will renew and combine the previous measures without raising taxes. Superintendent Pasquale Scuderi expresses gratitude for community support that helps maintain educational stability amidst evolving funding challenges.
The 2023-24 parcel tax program reports highlight the financial support provided by Measures B1 and A, contributing about 20% of AUSD's budget.
Superintendent Pasquale Scuderi emphasizes the importance of stable local funding, particularly amidst fluctuating state and federal education budgets.
The reports detail the allocation of over $24 million to programs aimed at small class sizes, high-quality employee retention, and enhanced educational resources.
Measure E, set to renew and combine Measures B1 and A, will start on July 1 without increasing taxes for local property owners.
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