FUSD's Bond Programs

Fremont voters have approved three major school bond measures over the past two decades — in 2002, 2014, and most recently in 2024. This ongoing community support has authorized the District to issue more than $1.7 billion in general obligation bonds, managed by FUSD’s Facilities & Construction Department. These investments have transformed schools across Fremont through projects that include: replacing outdated classrooms with modern learning facilities, upgrading infrastructure and utilities, improving safety and accessibility, expanding campuses to meet enrollment growth, and enhancing technology and energy efficiency.

The most recent Measure M (2024) authorized $919 million to continue addressing facility needs and modernize schools for future generations

The Measure E (2014) bond program—approved by 61.8% of voters—remains active, with ongoing projects that have delivered significant improvements to classrooms, science labs, and outdoor learning spaces throughout the District.