Mill Valley School District parcel tax, Measure A (November 2008)

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A Mill Valley School District parcel tax, Measure A ballot question was on the November 4, 2008 ballot for voters in the Mill Valley School District in Marin County, where it was approved.

Measure A authorized the school district to increase the district's existing $427/year parcel tax by $193/year and to extend the tax until 2018. Measure A brought the total parcel tax to about $620 per year. It allows annual 5% increases. It is expected to yield about $2 million a year in additional taxes.

At the time of the vote on Measure A, enrollment in the Mill Valley School District had been climbing. After Measure A was approved in November 2008, enrollment climbed by another 206 new students.

Election results

Measure A
Result		Votes	Percentage
a Yes		13,607	74.4%
No		4,683	25.6%

These final, certified, election results are from the Marin County elections office.

Ballot question

The question on the ballot:

MEASURE A: "To protect educational quality; attract and keep high-quality teachers; maintain library services and P.E. programs; preserve small neighborhood schools and class sizes; and prevent significant budget cuts due to reductions in State education funding; shall the Mill Valley School District amend its existing parcel tax for local elementary and middle schools, increasing it by $193 and extending it for four years, while continuing existing accountability measures and with all revenues spent in Mill Valley schools?"

See also

• Parcel tax elections in California

External links

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• Text of Measure A
• Mill Valley schools put tax on ballot
• Election results from Marin County