About this site

Who runs it

This site is built and maintained by neighbors who live in the Ross Valley and care about how the district is funded. It is not a campaign committee, not paid for by any campaign committee, and not affiliated with the Ross Valley School District, the official Yes on H campaign at keeprvsdschoolsopen.org, or the Coalition of Sensible Taxpayers.

We support a Yes vote on Measure H. We've tried to be transparent about that throughout the site, and to lay out the case against the measure in a way its proponents would recognize as fair.

Why we built it

When we started looking into Measure H, we found two kinds of material online: short ballot summaries that didn't really explain the trade-offs, and the campaign sites for and against the measure that (reasonably) lead with their conclusions. We wanted a single page a neighbor could read in ten minutes that covered:

• What the measure literally does, in plain English
• The strongest, most specific case in favor
• The strongest, most specific case against
• How the schools it funds actually work
• Where to look for more, with sources

That's the site.

Editorial approach

• Sourced. Every factual claim is footnoted to a primary or near-primary source: Ballotpedia, RVSD's own materials, Marin Independent Journal reporting, KeepRVSDSchoolsOpen, and the Coalition of Sensible Taxpayers.
• Honest about our position. We don't try to disguise this as a neutral voter guide. We support Yes; you'll see that on the home page and on the Yes on H page.
• Fair to the opposition. The No on H page represents opponents' arguments in their own words and framing wherever possible.
• No tracking. No Google Analytics, no Meta Pixel, no third-party behavior tracking, no cookie banner because there are no cookies to consent to.
• Corrections welcome. If you spot an error, please tell us — we'll fix it and note the change.

Contact

Email: hello@sananselmofairfaxmeasureh.org

For corrections, additional sources, endorsements you think we missed, or arguments we didn't represent fairly: same address. We read every email.

What this site is not

• Not legal or tax advice. If you have a specific question about how the parcel tax applies to your property, contact RVSD or a tax professional.
• Not a substitute for the official ballot pamphlet. The Marin County Elections Department is the authoritative source for ballot text, deadlines, and voting procedures.
• Not a place to donate. If you'd like to donate to the campaign, keeprvsdschoolsopen.org is the right place.

Last updated: April 26, 2026. Site source code is open and available on request.