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Measure J

News & Updates

Current Opportunities: Doing Business With Us

Bidding on a Measure J bond project means your company has the opportunity to provide goods or services for school district improvements funded by the bond. This could include construction, renovation, or technology upgrades. As a bidder, you'll compete for contracts, and if awarded, your payments will come from the bond proceeds set aside for these projects. All current bids are listed below.

Kitchen Renovations project 

Clicking the provided link below will give you access to Bid Documents: Drawings and Specification. Click Kitchen renovation Project for more information on bid

Project at Sunol Glen School

  • Temporary Class Rooms

  • Sunol Glen Main Building Modernization

  •  Kitchen Renovations project

Updating Aging Classrooms and Facilities in Our School

Faced with aging classrooms and the need to bring school facilities up to current standards, the Sunol Glen Unified School District (SGUSD) has placed Measure J, a general obligation bond measure, on the upcoming November 2022 ballot that will modernize and renovate Sunol Glen Elementary School. This section of the District's website is provided to assist voters in understanding the facts behind Measure J and how its passage will affect the District and our community. Measure J is a $10.9 million general obligation (G.O.) bond program. This measure is intended to address the needs of the student population through modernization and renovation projects at Sunol Glen Elementary School, located at 11601 Main Street, Sunol.

Aging Classrooms and School Facilities: A brief project description

Although well maintained over the years, Sunol Glen School is old, having first been built over 95 years ago with major additions in the 1950s and 1990s. Our school needs significant classroom, facilities, and infrastructure improvements to maintain the quality of education provided to students. Leaky roofs, aging infrastructure, inadequate electrical systems, aging plumbing and sewer systems, modernize and upgrade aging classrooms and restrooms, make handicapped accessibility improvements per ADA, make energy efficient improvements including windows, lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, upgrade and renovate the cafeteria/multi-purpose room for school and community use, and preserve and renovate the historic, main school building which was constructed in 1925.

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