San Carlos School District parcel tax, Measure B, May 2009
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A San Carlos School District parcel tax, Measure B ballot proposition was on the May 5, 2009 ballot in San Mateo County, California, for voters in the San Carlos school district.[1]
Measure B imposes a $78 annual education parcel tax for six years.
- Yes: 5,746 (71.20%)
- No: 2,324 (28.80%)
2/3rds of those voting had to vote "yes" for the measure to pass.
Ballot language
The question on the ballot is:
- "To protect San Carlos’ excellent elementary and middle schools; maintain high-quality programs including hands-on science, literacy programs to ensure all students read at or above grade level; attract, retain, and avoid laying off highly qualified teachers; and maintain art and music; shall the San Carlos School District impose a $78 per parcel school tax per year for six years, with independent citizen oversight, an exemption for those 65 and older, and all funds supporting local schools?"
