Parcel Tax Citizens' Advisory Committee 2007-10 Report.PDF
Parcel Tax Citizens' Advisory Committee 2007-2011 Report
Parcel Tax Citizens' Advisory Committee 2007-2012 Report
Parcel Tax Citizens' Advisory Committee 2007-2013 Report
Parcel Tax Citizen's Oversight Committee Report 2014-2018
Parcel Tax Citizen's Oversight Committee Presentation 2018-19 Report
Parcel Tax Citizen Oversight Committee Presentation 19-20
Parcel Tax Citizen Oversight Committee Presentation 20-21 (May 23, 2022)
Parcel Tax Citizens Oversight Committee
In May of 2021 San Rafael voters generously approved a Parcel Tax of $323 for the Elementary district and $232 for the High School district per developed or undeveloped parcel, (both of which included a three percent annual inflation factor) for eight years beginning on July 1, 2021.
The ballot language specified that an Independent Citizen's Oversight Committee be appointed by the Board of Education to ensure that special tax proceeds are spent for their authorized purposes, and to report annually to the Board and the public regarding the expenditure of such funds.
The committee will inform the Board concerning the expenditure of parcel tax revenues. The committee shall actively review and report on the proper expenditures of taxpayer money for educational programs and projects and shall convene to provide oversight to ensure that the funds are expended for their authorized purposes such as:
Measure H
The proceeds of this Measure shall be authorized to be used only for the following purposes in accordance with priorities established by the Board and to the extent of available funds: • Enhancing math, science, technology, music and art instruction • Attracting and retaining qualified and experienced teachers • Protecting quality core academic instructional programs like math, science, reading and writing • Maintaining small class sizes • Preparing students for college and 21st-century careers No funds will be spent on administrative salaries or benefits
Measure G
The proceeds of this Measure shall be authorized to be used only for the following purposes in accordance with priorities established by the Board and to the extent of available funds: • Enhancing math, science, technology, music and art instruction • Attracting and retaining qualified and experienced teachers • Protecting quality core academic instructional programs like math, science, reading and writing • Maintaining small class sizes • Preparing students for college and 21st-century careers No funds will be spent on administrative salaries or benefits
Alicia Malet Klein, Chair, Community Leader
Tiffani Clarke, Vice-Chair, Business Leader
Amy Probst, Miller Creek Neighborhood Rep; ES Teacher
John Coffrini, Representative of Senior Citizens Organization
Tania Morales, Classified Employee
Lisa Cummings, High School Teacher
Lisa Salomon, Former Parent/Guardian of SRCS Students
Michelene Moayedi, Parent/Guardian of High School Student
Paula de Blaauw, Elementary Teacher
Open Positions
ESD Parent
ESD Administrator
Wednesday, October 13, 2021 AGENDA, 4:00-5:30 pm
October 13th Recorded Video of Meeting Approved Minutes
Wednesday, January 12, 2022 Agenda, 4:00-5:30 pm Recorded Video
Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 4:00-5:30 pm AGENDA Recorded Video
April 22, 2020-Cancelled
4:00pm-5:30pm District Office Boardroom #602
Click HERE for a copy of the Board Approved AR 3470.
Wednesday, November 14, 2018, Boardroom 602 3:45-5:45
Meeting Materials
AGENDA
Audit Letters and Budget Reports
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ESD: 2017-18 (Audit letter presented at 1/23/19 meeting)
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HSD: 2017-18 (Audit letter presented at 1/23/19 meeting)
Wednesday, January 23, 2019, Boardroom 602 4:00-5:30
Meeting Materials
Audit Letters
DATE CHANGE Wednesday, April 24, 2019, Boardroom 602 4:00-5:30
Minutes January 23, 2019-DRAFT
