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Valentine Elementary

Measure M begins at Valentine with a new 20,000+ sq. ft. two-story classroom building featuring 4th–5th grade classrooms, elective labs, a Wellness Center, restrooms, and outdoor shade space. This project expands capacity, supports STEAM and wellness, and provides long-term infrastructure for growth.

Valentine will continue using existing modular classrooms as interim housing to maintain on-site instruction while new TK–K classrooms and Phase 2 modernizations move forward. Early visible improvements include new playground replacements to enhance safety and outdoor learning.

Future Phase 3 projects include a renovated, modernized library and a new multipurpose room and food services building, replacing aging facilities and creating flexible spaces for students and the community.

Carver Elementary

Carver’s first major Measure M project is the construction of new TK and kindergarten buildings, supporting state TK expansion and increasing early-education capacity. The project includes five new TK classrooms, two kindergarten classrooms, modernized existing rooms, new restrooms, and age-appropriate play areas with shade structures.

Safety and traffic flow will improve with a reconfigured drop-off area. Early impact upgrades include playground replacements to enhance accessibility and outdoor learning.

Later phases will bring comprehensive modernization of permanent buildings, restrooms, administrative areas, and site infrastructure, creating modern, welcoming environments for Carver’s youngest learners.

Huntington Middle


With the addition of the Barth Athletics Complex, Huntington already has major modern facilities in place, reducing the need for early large-scale construction. Measure M will focus on Phase 2, delivering full modernization of classrooms, instructional spaces, and building systems to align older areas with current educational standards.

In the short term, Huntington will see infrastructure improvements that support daily operations, including roof replacement, façade repairs, and site drainage upgrades. These updates strengthen campus durability and appearance ahead of future modernization.

This phased approach maintains Huntington’s quality now while preparing the campus for transformative upgrades later in the bond program.

San Marino High School


SMHS begins with a Tier 1 modernization of the Medical Arts and CTE building, upgrading the Career Center, Robotics Lab, Medical Arts classrooms, and STEM/CTE labs. Students will benefit from modern equipment, flexible spaces, new technology, and ADA improvements that support college- and career-ready learning.

Early impact improvements include synthetic turf replacement, track resurfacing, restroom enhancements at the concessions building, and targeted roof replacements—extending the life of key facilities used by students and the broader community.

Looking ahead, Tier 2 projects, such as new athletic facilities and performing arts center improvements, will be re-evaluated in Phase 3 based on funding, bid climate, and cost savings, ensuring long-term planning for major future upgrades.