Measure M school facilities bond
Murrieta Valley Unified School District · $359,000,000
Voters will decide whether to authorize up to $359 million in bonds for school facility improvements.
Official source · verified Oct 29, 2026
District overview
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

California's Local Control Funding Formula gives districts a base amount and additional funds based on students who are English learners, in foster care, or from low-income families. The district's five elected trustees oversee policy and the budget; the superintendent manages daily operations.
The district projects $274.2 million from the state formula in 2026–27, including $27.0 million generated for students with higher needs.
Five trustees are elected by area. They set policy, adopt the budget and appoint the superintendent.
The district projects $352.1 million in general fund expenditures for 2026–27, plus $3.9 million in transfers out. The budget projects 21,205 students.
The district's school-site rules can add requirements to districtwide policies.
Context: $352,087,467 in projected general fund expenditures divided by 21,205 projected students; excludes transfers out and other funds.
Measure M would authorize up to $359 million in bonds for eligible school repairs and upgrades. Voters have not yet decided whether to approve it.
Proposed general obligation bonds repaid through property taxes; subject to voter approval.
Murrieta Valley Unified School District · $359,000,000
Voters will decide whether to authorize up to $359 million in bonds for school facility improvements.
Official source · verified Oct 29, 2026
Murrieta Valley Unified School District
The county lists elections for trustee areas 1 and 2 on the November general election ballot.
Official source · verified Oct 29, 2026
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