Washington Unified School District

It all began in 1999 with Measure R. A $17.54 million investment laid the foundation for excellence. Fast forward to 2023, and with a current balance of $5,714,422.25, we've realized the dreams of the earliest residents who built the original Washington Grammar School in 1917.

MEasure V

On November 4, 2014, the voters of the Washington Unified School District authorized Measure V, which passed with 66.6% approval and issued $49.8 million in General Obligation Bonds to reconstruct, renovate and repair aging elementary school classrooms and other school facilities, remove dry rot/mold and replace leaking roofs/windows, make classrooms accessible for the disabled students; and provide up-to-date classrooms, science/computer labs, career technology education facilities and to pay for the costs of issuance of the bonds.

Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee

MEasure Q

Measure Q, issued in 2004 with an original budget of $52 million, took our commitment further. As of today, with a current balance of $15,132,998.35, we're proud to say that our students have benefitted from this forward-looking initiative. The final payment on Measure Q is set for August 1, 2031.

MEasure Z

On November 3, 2020, the voters of West Sacramento authorized Measure Z, which passed with 60.93% approval. The measure authorized $150,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds for school facility improvements, construction, and modernization. This will go a long way in protecting our students’ quality education and ensuring opportunities for all students in WUSD schools for many years to come.

Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee

School Bond Infographics