Piedmont district officials say overwhelming Measure P victory will be a huge boon for schools

PUSD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Hawn highlighted that Measure P is crucial for generating revenue to attract and retain quality educators and sustain exceptional educational programs at Piedmont schools.

The early election returns indicated that registered voters overwhelmingly supported Measure P; it received nearly 80% approval, significantly exceeding the 66% threshold needed for passage.

In the uncontested board race for the Piedmont Unified School District, Michael Malione, Max Roman, and Susy Struble were elected, serving from January 2025 onward.

Measure P will replace the existing special tax from Measure H and becomes effective on June 20, 2025, providing ongoing financial support for the school district.

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