Vote by June 2nd 2026

Keep RVSD Schools Open
Vote Yes on Measure H

Measure H ensures our neighborhood schools stay locally funded, locally run, and open.

What's at stake

A Vote Yes Keeps Neighborhood Schools Open — and locally run.

If Measure H does not pass, the district will be forced to make significant budget cuts that will forever change our schools, and our community.

Potential cuts include:

Closure of two elementary schools

Loss of local control — state receivership of the district

Significant cuts to the core academic programs

Measure H
at a Glance

Measure H is a renewal of the soon expiring parcel tax with a supplemental increase to meet the needs of the schools. It's the first increase since 2012 outside of inflation adjusted increases.

Renewal & Increase

Flat Per Parcel

First increase since 2012, outside of annual inflation adjustments

How it adds up

$742

Existing renewal

+

$540

New increase

=

$1,282

Total per parcel / year

10 yrs

Term of Renewal

Provides stable funding through the next decade with a 3% cost of living increase per year.

16%+

Of District Budget

Funds will be used for teachers salaries and core programs. Funds cannot be used for administrative salaries and pensions.

65+

Senior Exemption

Residential homeowners 65 or older may apply to opt out. Those already exempt don't need to reapply.

Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters around May 4th. Return by June 2nd, 2026 by mail or at any official drop-off location.

Endorsed By
Our community
stands together

Elected Officials

      Steve Burdo
      San Anselmo Mayor, Town Council Member
    

Community Leaders

      Marci Trahan
      RVSD Superintendent (2020-2024)
    
      Emily Uhlhorn
      Tamalpais Union HSD Trustee

Endorsing Organizations

Marin County Democratic Party

League of Women Voters Marin County

Yes Foundation

For Every Neighbor

Better Schools Make
Better Communities

Excellent public schools strengthen our neighborhoods, protect property values — whether or not you have kids in school.

Keep our schools open. Protect our community. Support our children.

Protects property values

Keeps schools locally run

Strengthens neighborhoods

Vote YES on Measure H

Ross Valley Schools

RVSD receives the lowest per pupil state funding in Marin county — ranking in the bottom 4% statewide (959th out of 995 districts) — yet, RVSD students consistently outperform county and state averages across every subject. This is because the parcel tax supplements the district needs.

Middle School

White Hill

Grades 6 – 8

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