Measure K, the $50 million general obligation bond which was approved by local residents in June 2001, is being used to upgrade school and district facilities. The District’s Facilities Master Plan provides the framework for decision making and resource allocation of Measure K funds. The Plan identifies the most urgent infrastructure upgrade needs on a district-wide basis, and includes the facility standards and requirements for all school buildings.

The Measure K Oversight Committee, an independent committee appointed by the Covina-Valley Board of Education, reviews construction expenditures and progress made on construction projects.

Current projects
Click here for an overview of the projects that are currently underway at school and district facilities.

Accomplishments
By spring 2003, every school will have benefited from Measure K funds. From new exterior paint to “smart” teaching walls, Covina-Valley schools are benefiting by our tax dollars!

Accountability
To ensure the highest level of accountability for your investment in our schools, the Board of Education and district administration has established a variety of policies and procedures to safeguard the quality of contracted services. Click here to learn about our check and balance system.