Livermore School District Responds To Measure A Vote

News release from Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District:

LIVERMORE, CA — Now that the Alameda County Registrar of Voters has published the Certified Final Results of the LVJUSD May 3rd Special Election, we are pleased to share that Measure A has surpassed the two-thirds vote threshold to pass, renewing local parcel tax funding for seven years for the benefit of Livermore students.

Superintendent Kelly Bowers shares: "To the voters of Livermore-- thank you for once again supporting our local schools and students. By renewing local parcel tax funding, you have ensured that we can continue to keep great teachers in our classrooms, maintain strong STEM academic programs and keep classroom technology and curriculum up-to-date. The outstanding quality of Livermore schools is no accident. It’s the result of a strong partnership between our schools and our community. We never take for granted your ongoing support and trust and we will continue to live up to our promises and your expectations."

Board President Craig Bueno adds:"We are all so fortunate to live in a community that embraces education as a cornerstone and makes children our priority. The continued support of our residents will provide vital funding for the transformation that is underway in our Livermore schools. The opportunities for our students are vast."

This news release was produced by the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District. The views expressed here are the author's own.