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Measure EE - Your Bond Tax Dollars at Work!

Measure EE Update

June 2025 Update

Thanks to the continued support of our Wiseburn community, Measure EE has made remarkable strides over the 2024-25 academic year—transforming learning environments, modernizing spaces, and creating new opportunities for our students to grow, thrive, and shine.

Here's a look at the exciting progress made across the district so far and a preview of projects to come:

Del Aire Elementary Roof Replacement

In one of the district's top-priority safety and infrastructure projects, Del Aire Elementary received a full roof replacement across the Main Administration Building, Classroom Wings, Library, Multipurpose Building, and CDC. Completed on schedule by September 2024, this essential upgrade ensures weather protection and building longevity—while minimizing disruption to teaching and learning.

 

Network Infrastructure Overhaul (Phases 1 & 2)

A cornerstone of our modernization plan, the Network Infrastructure Project saw major progress across all campuses. Completed components include:

  • 100% deployment of new teacher laptops
  • Installation of fiber optics and wireless access points
  • Upgrades to PA systems, clocks, and boardroom AV
  • Installation of 250 new security cameras

These improvements deliver faster, more secure internet and communication systems districtwide—providing a more connected and safer learning environment.

 

Wiseburn—Da Vinci Soccer Field

Completed in October 2024, the Wiseburn—Da Vinci Soccer Field is now a state-of-the-art athletic space that meets top safety and performance standards. This facility not only serves school athletics but also invites broader community use, promoting fitness, recreation, and school pride.

 

Wiseburn Sports Complex: From Groundbreaking to Goalposts

Our new Wiseburn Sports Complex is in full swing! Demolition is complete, underground piping is being installed, and the project remains on track for a December 31 completion. This future-forward facility will elevate athletic opportunities for all Wiseburn students.

 

Hollyglen Gets a Head Start on TK Excellence

Construction on the Hollyglen Elementary TK Conversion Project is already about 75% complete, with ceiling tiles being installed and interior work progressing quickly. The project is on track to wrap up by July 9, just in time to prepare to welcome our youngest learners to a refreshed, age-appropriate space.

Right outside, we're also preparing for a brand-new TK playground. The existing play structure will be removed and replaced with modern, safe, and engaging equipment tailored to our students.

 

A New Home for Life Skills Learning

Up next is the SLC Relocation Project, which will give our life skills program a beautiful, fully functional new space. The final drawings are under review, and we're excited to share that the updated building will include:

  • A full kitchen with an island and range, tall cabinets, refrigerator, dishwasher, and sink
  • A dedicated laundry and storage area
  • An apartment-style setup for real-life learning and independence

The SLC building will be a powerful hub for student growth and skill-building.

 

Districtwide Refresh: Flooring, Ceilings & School Pride

Beginning this June, the flooring and ceiling tile refresh project kicks off at Wiseburn Middle School with a full gymnasium floor upgrade—including a brand-new gym floor featuring the WMS logo proudly displayed at center court. This design and flooring standard will soon be expanded across all district sites to create consistency and visual cohesion.

 

Furniture Pilot: Shaping Classrooms of the Future

The furniture pilot project has launched, and new furniture has been delivered for teacher feedback. Each pilot classroom includes a QR code, allowing staff to provide input on functionality and comfort. We're aiming for districtwide furniture rollout by winter break—ensuring students and teachers have the tools they need for modern, collaborative learning.

 

Del Aire Baseball Field Improvements Are Underway

We officially broke ground on May 1 on a full-size, NFHS-compliant baseball field at Del Aire Elementary. The field will feature a half basketball court, new lunch and picnic tables, added trees, and open space. Completion is projected for September 30, and the project—done in collaboration with Da Vinci Connect School—will also receive a name update to reflect this partnership.

 

Signs of Progress—Literally

Get ready for a fresh new look: the District-wide Signage Project will launch in July, replacing and updating marquees at all four school sites.

 

More in the Pipeline

We're continuing to move forward with key infrastructure upgrades, including:

  • Door access control systems at WMS and Aviation (awaiting DSA approval)
  • The Da Vinci Café and Da Vinci Modernization Project (both are awaiting DSA clearance)

 

Looking Ahead with Gratitude

Every one of these projects represents more than construction—they reflect our shared commitment to creating vibrant, functional, and future-ready learning environments for Wiseburn students. Thank you to our families and community members for making these improvements possible through Measure EE.

We look forward to another exciting year of progress ahead!

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Measure EE Facts

Background: Wiseburn Unified School District (WUSD) is the local provider of TK-12 public education, and has two key priorities: first, to ensure academic and career success for every teacher and student; and second, to make sure that its five school campuses, including facilities, technology, and school grounds are healthy, safe, secure, technologically current, environmentally sound, and equipped to provide Wiseburn teachers and students with the very best educational setting possible. As one of the top performing districts in the state, WUSD has been planning to ensure our facilities continue to support excellent teaching and learning for years to come. As part of that process, a community input driven 2022 Facilities Master Plan has been adopted. This identifies key safety updates and critical repairs that are needed to ensure safe, modern, up-to-date classrooms and labs to support teaching and learning. Measure EE provides a plan to address the most critical WUSD School District facilities & technology needs. No other funding currently exists to properly upgrade these facilities. 

Measure EE DEFINED: Measure EE is a school bond measure on the November 8, 2022 ballot seeking voter authorization for Wiseburn Unified School District funding to make needed facilities repairs, technology upgrades, and improvements to school sites. Measure EE requires 55% support to pass. A “YES vote” approves funding for the District’s plan; a “NO vote” rejects the plan. 

Measure EE Ballot Question: “To upgrade school security, emergency communications and fire safety systems, upgrade classroom technology, science, computer and engineering labs; repair aging gas/water lines, leaky roofs; ensure school drinking water remains safe; repair, construct, acquire equipment, sites/facilities; shall Wiseburn Unified School District’s locally controlled measure authorizing $98,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, levying 3¢ per $100 of assessed valuation, generating $6,300,000 annually while bonds are outstanding be adopted, requiring audits, independent oversight and public disclosure of all spending?”

Measure EE Summary – Measure EE will:

  • Retain and attract quality teachers by maintaining safe, modern, up-to-date classrooms and facilities
  • Upgrade campus safety and security for emergencies including safety doors, smoke alarms/detectors, and communications systems.
  • Improve student access to instruction in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).
  • Repair urgent basic needs including gas lines, leaky roofs, disabled accessibility, HVAC, plumbing, internet access, etc.
  • Provide clean, safe sports fields.
  • Improve access to student mental health services

Taxpayer Safeguards:

  • By law, all funds from Measure EE must stay local, dedicated to WUSD schools only.    
  • The State cannot take Measure EE funding away. 
  • Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee, independent annual audits, and regular public reports ensure proper spending of funds. 

Measure EE would cost property owners 3 cents per $100 of assessed valuation per year, while bonds are outstanding. The assessed valuation refers to the taxable value, not the market value of your property. The taxable value of your home or business will depend on when you purchased it.

Commercial, industrial, and residential property would be subject to the assessment. Because the property in the WUSD community is mostly business, Measure EE would be funded 75% by business and 25% by residents.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please visit our website at: wiseburn.org or contact Superintendent Blake Silvers via email at wtsubaki@wiseburn.org or by phone: (310) 725-2101 ext. 5105.

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