Bay Area voters will decide on $688 million in school bond measures across Santa Clara and Contra Costa counties, as districts face financial crises. - Measures aim to fund infrastructure, technology, and safety upgrades.
- Districts are struggling with budget shortfalls due to declining enrollment and rising costs. - Bonds require a 55% supermajority and would be repaid via property taxes.
- If passed, funds would address aging facilities and classroom modernization. The outcome could significantly impact local education funding and school operations.