East Side Union High School District has placed a parcel tax on the Nov. 5 General Election ballot in an effort to generate a much-needed revenue stream. If approved by voters, Measure N will generate $6.4 million annually for five years to help fund the financially-strapped school district. The $49 per parcel tax needs a two-thirds majority or about 66.6% approval to pass. The measure would pay to maintain college and career programs, as well as competitive wages and benefits for teachers and staff to help attract and retain qualified educators. Older adults can apply for an exemption. Related Stories…
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