Prop 2 / State Funding Support
State funding strategy, tied to your plan
K12CG works as an owner-side advisor to help districts prepare, organize and submit state facilities funding materials. We align that work with the districtwide facilities plan, so every application supports projects the board has already prioritized.
State funding rewards districts that are ready
Proposition 2 (2024) renewed state support for school facilities and changed how the School Facility Program works, including new Five-Year Master Plan expectations. The process involves many steps, documents and deadlines.
Districts that know their eligibility, have their documentation in order and can show how projects fit a districtwide plan are better positioned. Districts that start late often leave options on the table.
K12CG helps districts get organized early and stay organized. We do not promise funding outcomes. Eligibility and program rules are set by the state, and districts should confirm current requirements with OPSC.
Scope
What’s included
Five-Year Master Plan readiness
We review existing plans against current OPSC guidelines and help close gaps before they become obstacles.
SFP eligibility review
A review of potential School Facility Program eligibility for new construction and modernization, based on district data and current program rules.
OPSC/SAB documentation strategy
We map the forms, approvals and supporting records each project will need for the Office of Public School Construction and the State Allocation Board.
Application support
Hands-on help assembling and checking application packages with district staff and architects.
Funding scenarios and project sequencing
We model how state funds could combine with local sources and sequence projects to fit funding timelines and district priorities.
DSA and CDE coordination points
We track where Division of the State Architect and California Department of Education approvals affect the funding path.
Board-ready funding strategy
A clear explanation of options, risks and timing the board can act on, linked to local bond and other funding sources.
Submission tracking and follow-up
We track submissions, respond to agency questions and keep leadership informed of status and next steps.
How we work
Assess. Align. Advance.
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Assess
Review the district’s facilities plan, enrollment data, prior state projects and current records to understand where it stands.
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Align
Connect potential state funding to projects already prioritized in the master plan and to current OPSC guidance.
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Prioritize
Identify which projects are likely candidates for state participation and sequence them against funding timelines.
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Fund
Build funding scenarios that combine state and local sources, and present a strategy the board can adopt.
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Deliver
Prepare and organize application materials, coordinate with architects and agencies, and support submission.
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Update
Track status, respond to follow-up requests and update the strategy as program rules or district priorities change.
Deliverables
What your district keeps
- Five-Year Master Plan readiness review with gap list
- SFP eligibility review summary
- Project-by-project OPSC/SAB documentation checklist
- State and local funding scenarios
- Recommended project sequence and timeline
- Board presentation on funding strategy
- Submission tracking log with status and next steps
Keep exploring
Try it, read it, see it
Bond Readiness Assessment
Score your planning, scope, cost, governance, community, funding and delivery foundations before a bond goes to the ballot.
Take the assessment District guideProp 2 and the California School Facility Program: What Districts Should Know
Proposition 2 brought new state bond funding for school facilities and new planning expectations with it. Here is a practical overview of how the School Facility Program works and how to prepare.
Read the guide Interactive FMPSee how the data lives on
Explore a demo of the Interactive Facilities Master Plan, with district, school and building drill-downs.
View the demoOfficial resources
Straight from the source
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FAQ
Questions districts ask us
Let’s compare approaches
Want a second perspective before you decide? We’ll talk through your facilities needs, options, and how we would approach the work, with no sales presentation required.
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Works well with
Facilities Master Planning
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Defensible project lists, phasing and funding strategies, with support for transparency, community understanding and responsible bond implementation.
Explore the service DefineEducational Specifications & Planning
Educational specifications and pre-design planning that connect programs, space needs and district standards to facilities design.
Explore the serviceGive us 10 minutes. Let’s compare approaches.
Tell us where your facilities stand and what your board is asking. We’ll share how districts like yours are approaching it. No pitch deck, no obligation.