The five RVSD schools
Ross Valley School District serves Fairfax, San Anselmo, Sleepy Hollow, and Woodacre. Five schools, about 1,700 students total — these are the schools Measure H funds.
Click any school below for a campus-specific look at what Measure H funds, who leads the school, and what's at stake on June 2, 2026.
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Brookside Elementary School
Elementary · TK–5 · San Anselmo
Brookside Elementary School in San Anselmo, CA — a TK–5 RVSD school of about 275 students on Butterfield Road. Home to the district's K–2 and 3–5 Special Day Classes.
7/10 GreatSchools Brookside & Measure H →
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Hidden Valley Elementary School
Elementary · TK–5 · Sleepy Hollow
Hidden Valley Elementary School in the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood of San Anselmo, CA — a TK–5 RVSD school of about 300 students, backing to open space with views of Mt. Tamalpais.
9/10 GreatSchools Hidden Valley & Measure H →
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Manor Elementary School
Elementary · TK–5 · Fairfax
Manor Elementary School in Fairfax, CA — a TK–5 RVSD school of about 230 students in the Oak Manor neighborhood. The top GreatSchools rating in the district (10/10).
10/10 GreatSchools Manor & Measure H →
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Wade Thomas Elementary School
Elementary · TK–5 · San Anselmo
Wade Thomas Elementary School in San Anselmo, CA — a TK–5 RVSD school of about 315 students located on the original 1898 site of the San Anselmo grammar school. Walkable from downtown San Anselmo.
9/10 GreatSchools Wade Thomas & Measure H →
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White Hill Middle School
Middle School · 6–8 · Fairfax
White Hill Middle School in Fairfax, CA — RVSD's only middle school, serving about 628 students in grades 6-8 on a 22-acre campus. Strong electives program in art, music, engineering, and world languages.
9/10 GreatSchools White Hill & Measure H →
How the parcel tax affects our schools
RVSD ranks 959th of 995 California districts on state per-pupil funding.[1] The parcel tax is the supplement that closes the gap — it pays for teacher salaries, smaller class sizes, middle-school electives, reading and math specialists, and counseling staff at these five schools.
Without it, the district's MCOE-required contingency plan calls for closing two of our four elementary schools by August 2028.[2] Read our campus-by-campus walkthrough →
And it's a relative bargain. Even at the proposed $1,282, RVSD's parcel tax would remain the lowest among comparable Marin K-8 districts — roughly 40% of what Kentfield homeowners pay and about half of what Mill Valley pays.[3] See the rate comparison →
Note: Information here is sourced from RVSD's official school websites, the California Department of Education school directory, Ed-Data, and GreatSchools.org. Ratings and staffing details change over time. For the most current information, please visit the school websites linked from each school's page or the RVSD district site.
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Sources
- Per-pupil funding rank (959/995, LCFF base grant) cited by the district and the Yes on H campaign; reported by Marin IJ (Apr 14, 2026).
- Marin IJ (Jan 31, 2026): "Ross Valley School District drafts $4.3M in budget cuts" — three-tier MCOE-required contingency plan (Tier 1 $170K → Tier 2 $1.04M → Tier 3 $3.1M with closure of two of four elementary schools); Graff's August 2028 "likely receivership" framing; positive → qualified → negative budget-status trajectory.
- Marin County Office of Education: school-district parcel tax summary (Sept 2025) — Marin K-8 parcel-tax rates, terms, and escalators by district, including current rates for Mill Valley ($1,520), Kentfield ($1,842), and Ross ($1,644).