A bid by the San Jose Unified School District to renew its $72 parcel tax appears headed for rejection, as a small turnout of district voters failed to reach the required two-thirds majority in mail ballots counted Tuesday.
Billed by the district – the largest of city’s 19 school districts – as a proposal to renew “locally controlled parcel tax funding for student success, the parcel tax, called Measure A, drew the support of 60% of the voters in the mail-ballot-only election, according to the Santa County Registrar of Voters.
Mail-in ballots postmarked Tuesday are still being accepted and counted, until May 13…