Measure L: Bonny Doon Community Bond 2024
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Measure L improvements continue to take shape across campus, with work progressing both outdoors and inside several classroom buildings. As crews move through different areas of campus, the project team continues to coordinate closely with school staff to maintain safe access and minimize impacts to students and staff.
Work underway and coming up includes:
- Upper and lower campus improvements: Trenching continues through the lower campus, with temporary trench plates being used as needed to maintain safe student crossings. On the upper campus, final grading is underway as crews prepare for the next phase of improvements.
- Storm drain and concrete work: Storm drain improvements are scheduled to begin, followed by concrete work in several areas. This includes continued preparation for new ramps, walkways and other hardscape improvements around campus.
- Classroom modernization: Improvements continue in Buildings A, B and C, where crews are working on classroom walls and interior spaces and making upgrades to the fire alarm system. These spaces are beginning to take shape as modernization work moves forward
- Generator area: Crews continue preparing the generator pad, including additional compaction and testing before moving into the next stages of construction.
As construction moves into new areas, students, staff and visitors may notice temporary changes to pathways and access around campus. The construction team will continue to use signage, fencing and temporary crossings to help everyone safely navigate active work areas.
We appreciate the continued patience and flexibility of our students, families, teachers and staff as this work progresses. Each week brings us another step closer to completing these important Measure L improvements for the Bonny Doon school community.
Welcome to the 2026 - 2027 school year! Whether you’re returning or new to the Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District, we are glad you’re here. A lot has been happening behind the scenes this summer, including an important milestone for our Measure L bond program.
We are excited to share that we have received Division of the State Architect (DSA) approval for our site improvement work and are preparing to begin construction.
After months of planning, review, cost refinement, and coordination with the state, our contractor, SC Builders, has begun staging and preparing the campus. To rad the full update, please click here.
The Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District is pleased to share an update on the voter-approved Measure L bond program as planning and approvals continue ahead of construction.
Both the site improvement and building modernization plans remain in the final stages of review with the Division of the State Architect. While DSA review timelines continue to impact school construction projects across California, the district has remained proactive by coordinating closely with reviewers, advancing pre-construction planning, and refining project scopes and budgets in preparation for construction.
With the support of local voters, Measure L continues to bring meaningful investments in safe, modern, and resilient learning spaces for our students and the community in the Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District. As part of our ongoing transparency, we share our latest update on important milestones in the bond program.
At its March 19 meeting, the Board of Education approved agreements with S.C. Builders to provide pre-construction and construction services for Bonny Doon Elementary School project using the lease-leaseback delivery method.
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- Phases 1 and 2 modernization and site improvements
- The Power Redundancy Project
- Project delivery method options
Together, these updates outline how BDUESD is preparing for safe, modern, and resilient learning environments supported by voter investment. Please continue reading here.
It’s hard to believe we are already two months into the school year. Time really does fly when there is so much happening at Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District.
Since the spring and summer, we’ve been hard at work making improvements to Bonny Doon Elementary School. We repaired plumbing, replaced the roof on the upper campus and Room 2, and completed important topographic and geological surveys to ensure our grounds are ready for future projects. We also finalized a site improvement plan set for summer 2026, carefully scheduled so classroom instruction won’t be disrupted during the school year. To read the full update, click here.
In the coming months, families and staff will see continued momentum as we move from planning to early construction. This includes finalizing designs, completing surveys, submitting plans to the DSA, and engaging the community to help define final project scopes. We will continue to engage our community throughout this process to ensure transparency and alignment with shared goals. Additionally, we have a School Bond Citizens’ Oversight Committee in place to ensure fiscal oversight of Measure L funds. These meetings are open to the public. To read the full update, click here.
Last November, the Bonny Doon community came together and overwhelmingly supported our local school by passing Measure L, a $7 million bond to improve campus facilities and learning spaces. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our families, neighbors, and supporters who made this possible. This investment reflects the deep connection our community has to its school and ensures Bonny Doon School remains a safe, well-maintained, and inspiring place for students now and into the future. Click here for the May update.
Citizen’s Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)
April 21, 2026 CBOC Meeting Agenda and Materials
January 20, 2026 CBOC Meeting Agenda, Materials
September 16, 2025 CBOC Meeting Agenda, Materials, Minutes
May 20, 2025 CBOC Meeting Agenda, Materials, Minutes
The Bonny Doon Union Elementary School District Board of Trustees is establishing a Citizen's Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) to review expenditures from construction activity associated with its bond measures. The Committee will be responsible for ensuring that bond revenues are used only as voters intended and for informing the public of bond expenditures. The Board invites all interested community members to apply for voluntary service on the Bond Oversight Committee. The application can be found on the school’s web page www.bduesd.org
Who will be on the Committee?
Per law, the CBOC must have at least seven (7) members. In addition to two (2) members of the community at large, there must be at least one (1) member from each of the following groups:
BDUESD Facilities Master Plan (FMP) Community Vision
In the Spring of 2024, Bonny Doon School District hired experts from Stacked, an architectural and engineering firm, to create a new multi-year Facilities Master Plan (FMP). They undertook an analysis of the status of the current school buildings, campus and community facilities and through multiple meetings gathered input and ideas from key stakeholders; staff, teachers, parents and community leaders.
The new FMP includes updates and improvements for the school buildings, the school campus and also the facilities available to and used by the wider resident community. View of a summary of the FMP.