Where the money goes
Projects, school by school.
Measure G-26 focuses on grades 9–12. Estimates are based on today's construction market from the district's 2030 Vision Facilities Master Plan, for a total of about $202 million in needs. The images below show each campus today and concept designs for the future.
Site 1
Paso Robles High School
$162,536,500
Academics
- • Build adaptable CTE and vocational classrooms
- • Renovate existing classrooms
- • Create a new library and common study area
Athletics
- • Build a new gymnasium and related facilities
- • Improve athletic fields, including new turf
- • Replace or refurbish restrooms and locker rooms
Campus
- • Build a new cafeteria and food service facility with culinary (CTE) classrooms
- • Build specialized learning spaces for students with disabilities
- • Improve parking, sidewalks and walkways
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FutureSite 2
Liberty & Independence High
$27,050,000
Career Tech
- • Build career technical and vocational classrooms that adapt to industry demand
Classrooms
- • Build new classrooms for Independence High School
- • Expand the footprint of Liberty High School
Restrooms
- • Renovate restrooms with fully accessible facilities
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Site 3
War Memorial & Independent Skills Program
$12,670,000
Access
- • Increase and improve parking with accessible pathways
- • Build a new stadium drop-off and pickup area
- • Renovate or replace bleachers and add accessible seating
Athletics
- • Improve the athletic field, including synthetic turf
- • Build new team training facilities
Facilities
- • Build a shaded outdoor learning area
- • Refurbish restrooms with accessible facilities
- • Build new concession areas
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FutureFuture images are concept designs from the district's presentation and may change as projects are designed.
In the resolution
The official project list.
- 01Career/vocational classrooms that adapt to industry demand
- 02Renovate existing classrooms
- 03New cafeteria and food service
- 04Replace or refurbish restrooms, locker rooms and athletic facilities
- 05Renovate and expand the library
- 06Remove outdated buildings
- 07Improve the athletic field, including new turf
- 08New gymnasium
- 09Better parking, sidewalks and walkways
- 10Classrooms and support spaces for students with disabilities
Source: Resolution project list, “Bond Measure — Prospective Projects.”
$157,285,000
Paso Robles High in detail.
The high school is $157.3 million of the $192.5 million estimate. Codes match the numbers on the master plan (N = new, M = modernized).
Classrooms & career training
- N11New two-story, 18-classroom building (incl. 2 CTE rooms with band and 1 therapeutic learning room)
- N7Health science CTE classrooms upstairs in the new event center
- M2Modernized administration, student services and attendance, with a new entry gate
Food, library & commons
- N9New two-story student commons replacing the 700 building: cafeteria, kitchen and culinary below; digital library and CTE digital classroom above
- N10New outdoor eating area
- N12Building 400 replaced with modernized courtyards
Athletics & fields
- N7New 2,200-seat event center and gym with locker rooms, wrestling, dance and concessions
- N6New turf, lights and scoreboard
- N2New tennis courts and shaded bleachers
- N13Two pickleball and two basketball hardcourts
- N5Expanded football storage
- N4New restrooms
Special learning spaces
- M4Two therapeutic learning center classrooms
Site, parking & agriculture
- N3New parking lot
- N8New parking lot and perimeter fencing
- N1New animal barn, pens and fencing
- M1Renovated animal barn, pens and fencing
- M3Kiosk removed
Source: PRHS potential projects and master plan, “Bond Measure — Prospective Projects.”
$22,590,000
War Memorial & Independent Skills.
- N1Parking, shaded outdoor space and half court for the Independent Skills Program
- N2New bleachers, press box, PA system and resurfaced field
- N3New practice gym with team rooms, concessions and weight training
- N4Two shaded basketball hardcourts
- N5New path to the field
- N6New stadium drop-off
- N7Processional path to the field; playground returned to the district
- N8Concession grounds
- N9ADA parking and access; maintenance building replaced
- M1Old concessions turned into maintenance space
Source: War Memorial master plan, “Bond Measure — Prospective Projects.”
$12,670,000
Independence & Liberty.
Liberty (continuation high school) and Independence (alternative education) share the Niblick Road campus next to Paso Robles High and the district office.
- N1New administration and six-classroom building with a patio to the district office
- R1Modernized Liberty High School
- R2Secure restroom access for the fields
Source: Independence/Liberty master plan, “Bond Measure — Prospective Projects.”
Election Day · November 3, 2026
Vote yes on G-26