July 2022 KJUHSD Refinances Bonds, Saves Taxpayers More Than $2.1 Million
In July 2022, Kingsburg Joint Union High School District refinanced $11.9 million in general obligation bonds which will save District property owners over $2.1 million in property taxes. Superintendent Don Shoemaker stated, “With interest rates still below their long-term average, we wanted to take this opportunity to save our community money. We know that they support our schools, and in turn, we wanted to give back to them by saving taxpayer dollars.” See the full press release here: Press Release
Bond Oversight Committee Application
PLEASE JOIN THE BOND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, ASSOCIATED WITH THE 2014 MEASURE K BOND PROJECTS FOR KJUHSD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST AND WILLINGNESS TO SERVE!
In accordance with Section 15278 of the California Education Code and as part of the district’s commitment to accountability and transparency, a Measure K Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee has been established.
BOND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE Kingsburg Joint Union High School District Committee Roster 2016 –
Ben Carlson Active Business Organization
Stephanie EkizianActive parent-teacher organizationDaniel JacksonActive bona fide taxpayer organizationPatricia Gonzales Active parent-teacher organizationRyan TosParent of child enrolled KJUHSDJamie VisserMember community at-largeErin WoodsMember community at-large
REFERENCE MATERIALS The Citizen’s Bond Oversight Committee reviews expenditures of Measure K funds. They utilize the following documents which outline the allowable expenditures:
