District overview
Evergreen Elementary School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
A large K-8 district combining LCFF operations with voter-approved local facilities funding
Evergreen's core operations are funded through California's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), which combines state and local property-tax revenue and adds support based on student needs. The Board adopts the budget and LCAP, employs district personnel, and approves curriculum and construction contracts. Parcel-tax proceeds and general-obligation bonds are separate local sources with voter-defined uses.
The Board holds districtwide authority
Five trustees elected at large set policy and approve spending across 16 elementary and middle schools; school-level councils advise on site plans but do not replace Board authority.
The LCAP is the operating accountability link
The Board adopts the LCAP each June to connect budgeted services and expenditures to academic, access, climate, and high-needs-student goals.
Facilities money is legally separate
The $80 million Measure P bond is repaid through property taxes and may fund approved technology, security, construction, and renovation work—not salaries, pensions, or benefits.
A current operating total is not readily published
The district's public budget archive currently stops at the 2023-24 adopted budget, so this overview does not present a stale figure as the 2026-27 budget.
Enrollment and bond authorization show scale, but they are not substitutes for a current operating expenditure total. The missing published 2026-27 budget is a material transparency gap for cross-district comparisons.
Where the district stands
California Department of Education district-profile count.
18.9% of district enrollment.
Maximum voter authorization, not the same as bonds issued, cash spent, or project cost.
Major projects
Measure P technology, security, and campus-improvement program
projects and oversight continuingThe district is implementing the voter-authorized facilities program across its campuses, including technology access, emergency preparedness, security, construction, and renovation work. An independent committee and annual audit oversee whether expenditures match the ballot language.
- Voters approved Measure P with 56.2% support
- District reports project implementation began in fall 2021
- Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee reviewed the program
- Next published oversight meeting
Funding
General-obligation bonds repaid by taxes on taxable property within the district
Fence replacement at four school sites
procurement initiatedThe district solicited sealed bids for a four-campus fence-replacement package as part of its maintenance and safety work.
- Public bid notice issued for four-site fence replacement
- 2026-27 fiscal and summer construction period began
Funding
Funding source and award amount were not identified in the reviewed public bid notice
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