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Corning Union Elementary School District

Funding, governance, and the facilities work documented in the public record.

What is driving Corning's current capital work?

Measure J is funding a multi-site facilities program

Corning Union Elementary is a K-8 district governed by five locally elected trustees. Its current facilities program is built around Measure J bond funding and a Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee. The collected annual report documents planned work at West Street, Rancho Tehama, and the Community Day School, while the master plan identifies substantially larger long-term needs across the district.

Five elected trustees govern the district

The official trustee page lists five members, with terms ending in 2026 or 2028.

Bond spending has an outside review layer

The Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee reviews whether Measure J money is used for voter-authorized facilities work.

The 2024 master plan identified $41.75 million in needs

That planning estimate covers modernization and new construction across elementary and middle school sites; it is not a funded construction budget.

The available public records does not include the current board agendas, minutes, adopted budget, or a complete bond-project schedule, so it cannot establish every decision or completion date.

What the official record shows

District schoolsverified
6 schools
2024 facilities-plan estimateverified
41,747,535 dollars
Measure J authorized bondsverified
13,700,000 dollars

Major projects

Measure J facilities projects

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The 2026 bond-oversight report identifies upcoming work at West Street Phase III, Rancho Tehama, and the Community Day School. It does not provide a full project-by-project schedule or completion dates.

Next: Publish a dated project schedule, contract award, or progress report for each site.
  1. Measure J Series A bonds were issued
  2. Bond oversight committee issued its 2024-25 annual report

Funding

Measure J general-obligation bonds; the report says up to $13.7 million was authorized

Official district publications, including the Measure J oversight report, public-hearing notices, safety program, and facilities plans.

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