Assistant Superintendent – Business Services
Jennifer Nerat
Director – Maintenance, Operations, and Facilities
Jason Brust
Director – Business Services
Valerie Ranum
Measure V is a $136 million general obligation bond approved by voters in 2020 to improve La-Mesa Spring Valley School District’s aging facilities, improve student safety and campus security, and provide critical infrastructure and accessibility upgrades.
Thanks to our community, Measure V passed with nearly two-thirds approval. Measure V complies with California’s Proposition 39, the Smaller Classes, Safer Schools, and Financial Accountability Act. The Act includes requirements for a voluntary Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) to review expenditures and provide annual reports to the community to confirm that expenditures comply with ballot language.
By law, all funds raised by Measure V will remain local and used to improve La Mesa-Spring Valley schools, classrooms, and facilities; funds cannot be taken away by the State. Funds cannot be used for salaries or pensions.
Contact Information:
La Mesa Spring Valley School District
Attention: Measure V Bond Program
3838 Conrad Drive
Spring Valley, California 91977
Email: bondinfo@lmsvschools.org
Phone: (619) 668-5760
Measure V Reference Documents
To view current Measure V bidding and RFQ/P opportunities, click here.
In compliance with California’s Proposition 39, La Mesa Spring Valley Schools has appointed a Citizen’s Bond Oversight Committee for the Measure V Bond Program.
Members are appointed to the CBOC by the Board of Trustees for the District as prescribed by Proposition 39, and represent many diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise.
Membership involves the following:
- An initial one or two-year term. Members in good standing are eligible for a second or third two-year term. Members may not serve more than three consecutive terms.
- The Committee shall establish a schedule for the date and time of regular meetings to be held at least three times per year to include an annual organizational meeting.
Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee Members
| Name | Representation | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Antionette Davis | Parent | Sweetwater Springs Elementary |
| Jim Long | Business Association | Greater San Diego Association of Realtors |
| Ann Ravitch | Senior Citizens Organization | Meals on Wheels |
| Gerry Saucedo | Member at Large | Community Member/Parent |
| Katie Simpson | Member at Large | Community Member/Parent |
| Glen Sparrow | Taxpayers’ Association | San Diego County Taxpayers’ Association (SDCTA) |
| Jay Steiger | Member at Large | Community Member |
| Dave Suydam | Member at Large | Community Member/Parent |
| Jim Taylor | Parent and Member of Parent-Teacher Organization | La Mesa Arts Academy Parent/Teacher/Student Association (PTSA) |
| Krista Trimlett | Member at Large | Community Member/Parent |
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