ourschoolboard.org Find my school

District overview

Oakley Union Elementary School District

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

How is the district funded and planning for growth?

Growing elementary district weighing boundaries and voter-funded capital work

Oakley Union Elementary is governed by a five-member elected Board of Trustees. Operating revenue follows California’s Local Control Funding Formula, driven by attendance and student need, while facilities can be financed through developer fees, capital funds, and voter-approved general-obligation bonds. Current work centers on school crowding, a facilities roadmap, bond financing, early literacy, and fiscal stabilization.

Facilities roadmap approved

The Board unanimously approved a districtwide Facilities Master Plan.

Boundary options are under study

A consultant was commissioned to address crowding at Summer Lake and Gehringer; no final boundary change has been adopted.

$123 million went to voters

The Board called separate June elections for $64 million in classroom repairs and $59 million in security and safety work.

Instruction and staffing changed

The district adopted UFLI for K-2 reading and eliminated two technology-support positions.

The Board approved planning and election actions, but certified bond results and a final attendance-boundary map are not established here.

What the official record establishes

Bond authority placed on ballotcontext
123 $ millions

$64 million classroom-repair measure plus $59 million safety measure; results absent.

Technology positions eliminatedcontext
2 FTE

One SIS specialist and one computer technician for 2026-27.

UFLI grade spancontext
3 grades K-2

Districtwide foundational reading program.

Major projects

Facilities plan and bond measures

Master plan approved; election results pending confirmation

The district approved its capital roadmap and called two bond elections totaling $123 million.

Next: Publish certified election results and any funded project sequence
  1. Facilities Master Plan approved
  2. Board calls two June bond elections

Funding

Proposed general-obligation bonds

$64 million for classroom repair and $59 million for student security and safety.

Attendance-boundary assessment

Options commissioned; no map adopted

SchoolWorks was engaged to develop enrollment scenarios and boundary options for crowding at Summer Lake and Gehringer.

Next: Public presentation of boundary scenarios and any Board action
  1. Board approves assessment contract

Funding

Capital Facilities Fund

The contract lists a $1,000 assessment fee, with meeting attendance billed separately.

Early literacy and fiscal stabilization

UFLI adopted; technology positions reduced

The district standardized K-2 foundational reading while reducing central technology staffing for 2026-27.

Next: Implement UFLI districtwide and monitor service effects from staffing reductions
  1. Board approves two technology-position eliminations
  2. UFLI Foundations formally adopted

Funding

General fund, lottery, and grant support

The LCAP says one English Learner oversight role and one MTSS TOSA were also eliminated through fiscal stabilization.

This overview synthesizes 41 official archive records covering 7,405 pages, reviewed chronologically for the trailing year.

Get alerts for Oakley Union Elementary School District

We read every agenda, packet, and set of minutes, and write up the decisions that affect families — each one linked to the document it came from.

View alerts for this district