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MPUSD Facilities Survey

MPUSD Facilities Survey

In June 2018, voters in the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District overwhelmingly approved Measure I, a $213 million school facilities bond, with 70%. This funding allows the district to provide critical repairs for 21st century classrooms. The district's "newest" schools were built in 1965, and every campus needs repair. Specifically, revenue from this bond will provide up-to-date science, technology, engineering, arts, athletic and math classrooms and school facilities to keep pace with learning needs.

We seek your input as we prioritize our Measure I school facilities bond projects. Please take 5 minutes or less to provide feedback so we may make informed decisions based on stakeholder input. Thank you for the passage of Measure I and for your time.
1.I reside in the following community:
2.I work in the following community:
3.I am a (check all that apply):
4.I have a child(ren) in the school district.
5.I have children in the following schools:
6.What is your age group:
7.As a reference, the Board of Education has selected the following criteria to help the Facilities Advisory Committee and Board of Education prioritize school bond facilities projects:

- Health and Safety
- Equity
- Long-Term Benefits to the Community
- Student Achievement and Well-Being
- Leverage Outside Resources 

The needs across the district far outweigh the available resources, given the criteria above, we would like community feedback on the following Proposed Measure I Series A Bond Project Areas. Please rate the most important to you (with 1 being least important and 4 being most important).
1 (Not Important)
2 (Somewhat Important)
3 (Important)
4 (Very Important)
Finish Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) projects across remaining campuses in the district
Complete major infrastructure projects such as sewer, gas, and water lines, electric upgrades across the remaining campuses in the district
Complete paint and flooring across sites in the district
Upgrade technology infrastructure and equipment to support student and staff technology use
Upgrade fields for all sports (e.g., football, soccer, track and field, field hockey, etc.)
Replace/fix aging portables across the district
Improve safety by replacing old play structures at elementary schools
Improve safety by paving roads, parking lots, drop off zones and replacing blacktop play areas across the district
8.The Proposed School Bond Facilities Plan was developed by staff with input from the Facilities Advisory Committee and the MPUSD Board of Education. The proposal invests the majority of the initial funding allocation to complete health and safety upgrades such as heating, air, flooring, and major infrastructure projects, while also incorporating a few larger projects that will have long term community benefit/impact on student well being such as updating athletic fields, modernizing classrooms and replacing old portables.

To what degree do you approve of this approach?
9.Given the needs across the district, investing in an approach such as the one outlined in Question 7 means that other priority pojects will need to wait until Series B of Measure I (slated for 2022-2023). To what degree are you comfortable with this approach? 
Current Progress,
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