California school districts are facing a funding crisis as voters reject historic levels of parcel tax and bond measures, signaling growing resistance to tax hikes amid economic strain and tech layoffs. Palo Alto’s first failed parcel tax in 20+ years and Novato’s narrow miss threaten budgets and force districts to reconsider voter outreach. While bonds—easier to pass—also saw a drop in approval, some argue voters still prioritize education and may rally behind school funding when it matters most. The November ballot looms, and districts are bracing for another tough fight.
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