BUILDING THE FUTURE OF TWIN HILLS SCHOOLS

For generations, Twin Hills Union School District schools have served as the heart of
our community educating students, bringing families together, and providing spaces
where learning, connection, and growth take place.
Through the District’s facilities planning process, including development of a Master
Facilities Plan and extensive community engagement, significant needs were identified
across our school facilities. These include aging classrooms and building systems,
roofing, electrical and plumbing infrastructure, heating and ventilation systems, safety
and security improvements, accessibility, restrooms, outdoor spaces, and other
improvements needed to support safe and modern learning environments.

MEASURE A — THANK YOU, TWIN HILLS COMMUNITY

On June 2, 2026, Twin Hills Union School District voters approved Measure A,
authorizing up to $14 million in local general obligation bonds to improve District
school facilities.
We are grateful to our community for its investment in the future of our schools and
students. With Measure A approved, the District is moving from facilities planning into
implementation, with a continued commitment to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and
community accountability.
What Measure A Supports

• Measure A funding may be used for voter-approved school facility projects including:
• Repairing and replacing aging and leaking roofs
• Modernizing classrooms and other learning spaces
• Improving school safety, security, and emergency response systems
• Upgrading electrical, plumbing, water, and technology infrastructure
• Replacing or upgrading heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems
• Modernizing restrooms
• Improving school entrances, parking, paths of travel, and accessibility
•  Improving play areas, fields, outdoor learning spaces, and physical education
• facilities
• Renovating or replacing aging portable buildings
• Improving ADA accessibility throughout District facilities

Bond proceeds may only be used for authorized capital facility purposes and may not
be used for teacher or administrator salaries or other school operating expenses.
CITIZENS’ BOND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE (CBOC)

Now Accepting Applications! Public Notice

Bond Oversight Committee Application

The Twin Hills Union School District Board of Trustees has established an independent
Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) to provide ongoing oversight of bond
proceeds associated with Measure A (2026) and Measure M (2010), including future
series of bonds issued under these voter-approved measures.
The Committee provides an important layer of public accountability by reviewing the
District’s expenditure of bond proceeds and helping inform the public about how bond
funds are being used.
The Committee will review bond expenditure reports and the District’s annual
independent financial and performance audits and will provide an annual report
regarding its activities and findings.
The Committee operates independently of decisions regarding project selection,
prioritization, design, contracting, and construction. Those responsibilities remain with
the Board of Trustees and District administration.

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