On November 8, 2016, voters residing within EGUSD overwhelmingly passed Measure M.  Measure M will provide EGUSD’s students and community $476 million in critical and necessary capital improvements pursuant to the District’s Facilities Master Plan.

As a result of Measure M’s passage the EGUSD Board of Education will establish an independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee.  In accordance with Education Code Section 15278(b), the Measure M Citizens’ Oversight Committee shall inform the public concerning the expenditure of Measure “M” bond revenues.

Measure M – November School Bond Fact Sheets

Please check out the fact sheets below to find out what is needed at each school.

The Facilities and Planning Department
The Facilities and Planning Department identifies the need for new schools, determines school site locations, plans and constructs modernization projects and additions to existing schools, and builds new facilities as approved by the Board of Education. The department is also responsible for enrollment projections and school attendance boundaries.

Facilities and Planning Administration
Susan Bell – Chief Facilities Officer
Bill Heinicke – Planning Director
Kim Williams – Planning Manager
Michael Bean – Senior Construction Manager

Phone: (916) 686-7711
 Fax: (916) 686-7754

Mailing Address:
Facilities and Planning
Elk Grove Unified School District
9510 Elk Grove-Florin Road
Elk Grove, CA 95624

As part of our commitment to maintaining the quality of education in neighborhood schools, the Elk Grove Unified School District (EGUSD) has developed a comprehensive districtwide Facilities Master Plan (FMP) identifying all of our school facilities needs—including PreK-12 classroom structures, building systems, educational technology, and related school facilities. Our FMP is the blueprint for smart investments in our educational infrastructure.

The Facilities Master Plan 2015-2025 Update expands and builds upon past plans first developed, in use and regularly updated since 1974.

Facilities Master Plan 2015-2025 Update
(Please note: The FMP PDF is 562 pages | 55MB and will take some time to download.)

Storm Water Management

The District has a Storm Water management program that complies with the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. The Storm Water Management Program seeks to reduce the dumping of water from school sites into streams, lakes and rivers within the District.
EGUSD Storm Water Management Program