Skyline Elementary

Built in 1966 | Site Acreage: 8.5 acres | 403 Students

On November 2, 2010, the voters of South San Francisco passed the Measure J Bond that authorized the District to issue and sell bonds up to $162,000,000.00. Measure J was proposed “To provide safe, modern classrooms and educational support facilities by replacing deteriorated portable classrooms with permanent classrooms; repairing deteriorated roofs; providing disabled students access; upgrading science labs, libraries, technology and restrooms; enhancing safety, fire detection and security systems; improving energy efficiency; replacing outdated electrical, plumbing and heating systems…”

Skyline Elementary School was slated, along with other elementary schools, to receive new play structures, path of travel improvements and new modular classrooms, including exploratoriums and a new library.

• Provide new 7,200 SF structures on the existing campus, 3 classrooms, a kinder exploratorium, a  and a library.
• Provide Fire Sprinklers and Fire Alarm systems
• Provide proper ADA parking spaces with correct signage
• Provide proper ADA accessible access throughout campus
• Provide three (3) new play structures