Measure G Bond Program

On June, 7, 2022, the voters of the Fremont Union High School District approved Measure G, a $275 million school bond to continue the renovation and modernization of all district high schools. Our schools have been greatly improved by past bond funds, but additional facilities needs remain across the district. All of our high schools were built more than 50 years ago, placing them at the prime age for safety updates and modernization. 

Modernization in each classroom will include new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems, LED lighting replacement and ceiling tiles, fire alarms and sprinklers, a technology refresh, new furniture, painting and patching, roofing and flooring. 

Measure G will provide strict accountability, with all funds audited annually and reviewed by an independent citizens' oversight committee. The average yearly cost to property owners in the District will be $16 per $100,000 of assessed value (not market value). FUHSD is proud to have the highest possible credit rating for a school district from both Standard and Poor's (Aaa) and Moody's (AAA). This has allowed the District to refinance bonds at favorable rates and save taxpayer money. 

Some of the future needs that could potentially be funded by Measure G include the following:

• Completion of modernization of all classrooms in the district;
• Modernized and redesigned libraries at all five campuses; and
• New District Robotics Center.

For more information on the FUHSD Bond program, visit the main FUHSD Bond webpage.