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District Construction Projects

Measure G Projects

The voters of the Georgetown Divide passed Measure G, the Black Oak Mine Unified School District facilities bond with 62.45% of the vote on November 7, 2006.  The $6.9 million general obligation bond is to be used solely to imporve, repair and upgrade facilities at Golden Sierra High School, Georgetown School and Northside School.  Improvemnts will focus on safety and infrastruture, and include instructional improvements, most notably in science and technology classrooms.  The District will also utilize approximately $5 million of funding from the State of California to support this modernization and construction of school facilities.  For an update on the status of these projects please click here.

  • Golden Sierra High School's new construction project includes building a new wing which will house Drama, Music, and Science classes.  The project also includes earthwork, site demolition and preparation, new and modified site sewer, site drainage, domestic water , and fire water, modifications to the exisitng leach field, handicap ramps, walk-in freezer and refrigerator, and new electrical main services.
  • Golden Sierra High Schools's modernization project includes modernization of the exisitng main building including abatement, demolition, new walls and fire corridors, new ceilings, new mechanical systems, new electrical systems, new finishes, new restrooms, new skylights, and kitchen modifications.
  • Georgetown School's modernization project includes a new computer lab.
  • Northside School's new construction project includes a multifunctional classroom.

We appreceiate the community support for quality schools.  The high quality of education and the recognition our community has received as on of the "100 Best communitites" for youth in the United States are a result of that community support. 

We thank you!

Financial Hardship Projects

The Black Oak Mine Unified School District is eligible for financial hardship funding because the District was able to pass the Measure G bond.  These projects will be funded at 100%.

The projects have been approved and are now waiting for funding.

Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee

The Black Oak Mine Unfied School District Board of Trustees appointed its nine member Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee on February 8, 2007 after passing the Measure G general obligation bond on  November 7, 2006.  The membership was reviewed and new appointments were made by the Board of Trustees on August 12, 2010.  The responsiblity of the committee is outlined in Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 7214 General Obligation Bonds  .

The committee members include:

John Daniels 
Charles Frost 
Ken Herr 
Al Manard 
Scott Matyac 
John R. Plymyer 
Patti Smith 
Ray Kringel 
Hank White 

The committee meets twice a year or more often as needed.  Click here for CBOC Agendas, Minutes, Documents  Members of the public are welcome to attend the meetings.  If you have any questions regarding the Citizens' Bond Oversigh Committee, please contact the Superintendent's Secretary, Sherre Garcia at 530-333-8300 or via email at sgarcia@bomusd.org.