Committee Members

The $14.7 million Measure 'K' bond was passed on November 8, 2016 with a 57.28% vote under the rules of Proposition 39 which requires the appointment of a Citizen's Oversight Committee. The purpose of the Citizen's Oversight Committee is to ensure that bond revenues are used only as specified in the bond and to annually inform the public about bond expenditures. The District has selected highly qualified individuals to serve as members of the committee.

Per applicable state and federal laws, the Measure 'K' Citizen's Oversight Committee consists of at least seven members serving two-year terms without compensation. Members may serve a maximum of two consecutive terms. No member may be a district employee, official, vendor, contractor or consultant.

The Committee must include members from the following groups: a parent or guardian of a child enrolled in the District; an active individual in a parent-teacher organization such as a PTA, PTO or school-site council; an individual who is active in a business organization representing the business community located within the District; a person who is active in a senior citizens' organization; and an individual who is active in a bona-fide taxpayers association. The Committee must also have two members of the community at-large. 
 
The following individuals were appointed by the Board of Education to serve on the COC:
 
 
 

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Peter Wright, Chair

Community-At-Large

 

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Liz Dadigian

Community-At-Large

 

 

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Jan Clevenger

Senior Citizens' Organization

 

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Jacque Wagstaffe

Community-At-Large