District overview
Geyserville Unified School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
What shapes this small unified district?
Geyserville Unified serves roughly 220 students from kindergarten through grade 12. A five-seat elected Board of Trustees governs districtwide policy, budgets, facilities, and academic plans, while the superintendent leads administration.
One board governs all three schools
The district operates Geyserville Elementary, Geyserville New Tech Academy, and the Buena Vista alternative high-school program at two sites.
Local property taxes drive most unrestricted revenue
The 2025-26 first-interim report projects about $3.6 million in secured and unsecured property taxes within $4.35 million of unrestricted general-fund revenue.
Both campuses have major facility work planned
The facilities record assigns $5 million to GNTA modernization and $2 million to elementary playground and bathroom improvements.
Site councils feed into district planning
The 2026-27 LCAP says the site council serves as the parent advisory committee and reviewed the LCAP and aligned school plans.
Because the district is small, percentages can move sharply with only a few students; the district explicitly includes that caution in its performance reporting.
Where the district stands
District governance handbook description.
Three programs operate across two physical sites.
357 unique files plus ten byte-identical repeats.
The November 2025 report identifies planned GNTA and elementary scopes.
Context calculation: $5.39 million projected expenditures and other financing uses divided by roughly 220 students; not a school-level allocation.
Major projects
GNTA and elementary campus modernization
Lease-leaseback path approvedThe district planned a $7.3 million building-replacement program and adopted lease-leaseback procedures and a best-value resolution for delivery.
- Board selects construction-management services
- Facilities report identifies $7.3 million in campus work
- Board adopts lease-leaseback procedures
- Board approves best-value and lease-leaseback resolution
Funding
Bond building fund, capital reserve, and school facility fees
The November report lists $7.34 million in anticipated available funding.
Academic and school-climate improvement
LCAP actions underwayThe district is targeting English-learner progress, mathematics, and suspension rates while reporting improved chronic absenteeism and a 100% GNTA graduation rate.
- Board receives the 2025 Dashboard presentation
- Board receives the mid-year LCAP update
- Special-meeting agenda schedules LCAP, SPSA, and budget action
Funding
LCFF base plus supplemental and concentration grants
The 2026-27 LCAP projects $221,758 tied to high-needs enrollment.
Synthesized from 367 official board records reviewed chronologically for the trailing year, representing 357 unique files.
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