Now Accepting Applications for Vacancies
Business Organization Representative • Member-At-Large
The Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) independently reviews and reports on the use of Measure V bond proceeds, helping ensure taxpayer dollars are used only for authorized school facility projects and in accordance with voter-approved purposes.
Who Can Apply?
We are seeking applicants for two vacancies:
1. Business Organization Representative:
Applicant must be active in a business organization that represents the business community located within the La Mesa–Spring Valley School District.
2. Member at Large:
Applicant may be any individual living within the District.
The CBOC’s Role
Committee members promote transparency and accountability by:
- Reviewing annual financial and performance audits
- Monitoring that bond funds are used only as authorized by voter-approved bond requirements
- Reporting findings to the Board and community
What the CBOC Does Not Do
The Committee does not decide which projects are funded, select contractors, or decide how bond funds are spent. Those decisions are made by the Board of Education and District staff.
Commitment & Term
- Members serve without compensation.
- Two-year term.
- May serve no more than three consecutive terms.
- Five meetings each year.
- Members are expected to prepare for and attend meetings.
Eligibility
Applicants must not be District employees, officials, vendors, contractors, or consultants.
How to Apply
Click the button below and download the application:
Questions? Contact the Assistant Superintendent’s Office at (619) 668-5700 ext. 6391.
Email: business@lmsvsd.net
Application Deadline
Friday, October 9th, 2026.
Applications must be received by the deadline to be considered.
Please share this opportunity with local chambers of commerce, community organizations, and interested residents.
Thank you for helping support strong schools, public accountability, and responsible oversight of our bond funds.
