Actually, they are. The allocations are based on type of school and age. Each elementary school is allocated $2.6 million, with the exception of Lang Ranch and Sycamore Canyon because they are much newer campuses. Each middle school is allocated $7.5 million and each high school is allocated $17.5 million. Our other campuses vary in use, size, and age, therefore, the allocations vary slightly.

Measure I is a voter approved ballot measure, that provides $197 million in bonds to, “provide safe, well maintained classrooms, repair/replace electrical, plumbing/roofing, repair, construct, acquire/equip sites/facilities, and improve safety/security,” amongst other technology infrastructure, building, and science lab focused upgrades. Our schools have been maintained over the years, but just like homes of the same age, now require significant modernization, maintenance and repairs to serve future generations of Conejo students. Projects include the repair/replacement of electrical and plumbing infrastructure, roofing, HVAC systems, lighting, cabinetry, windows and flooring. Proposed improvements will provide our students with safe and up to date classrooms while creating comfortable and functional learning environments.

As provided to the public in December of 2013, project priorities are grouped in four categories:

1. Upgrading classroom instructional technology and network infrastructure
2. Upgrading science, mathematics and career preparation labs
3. Completing modernization, maintenance and repairs at aging schools to provide safe and well-maintained classrooms and schools
4. Improve safety and security