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San Diego Unified School District is evaluating a Mirka Investments proposal for a joint-occupancy project at 2101 Commercial St with 174 affordable units and a purpose-built childcare facility SDUSD would operate. Mirka would own and operate the housing under a long-term ground lease, with financial closing targeted for late 2027 or early 2028 and 24 months of construction. This early-stage concept will require design, engineering, entitlement, childcare facility build-out, and long-term operations support once the district moves forward.
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$199,814,713Jul 23, 2026Action 2.2 commits $3.18M, including LREBG, to a continuum of wellness services: social workers, counselors, Care Solace, SEL curricula, and MTSS-aligned wellness systems. With pandemic funds ending, they are seeking sustainable models while maintaining site-based mental health staff at every school. This opens space for mental health partners, SEL content providers, and telehealth platforms.
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$3,181,506Jul 22, 2026Goal 3 funds over $1.04 million for an MTSS-aligned professional learning system plus $706,739 for core and supplemental instructional resources in 2026–27. The plan calls for coaching, PLCs, ELD consulting, math and literacy PD, and tools like Thinking Maps, Renaissance, IXL, and writing interventions. PD firms, MTSS consultants, and content providers can compete for training, coaching, and software contracts as the district operationalizes this system.
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$1,753,130Jul 22, 2026Action 2.2 allocates $3,181,506 in 2026-27, funded largely by LREBG, to operate a continuum of wellness services including counselors, social workers, Care Solace, SEL curricula, and site wellness teams. The district links this to chronic absenteeism, suspension, and belonging metrics and plans to strengthen coordination with MTSS and add student focus groups. Mental health providers, SEL platforms, telehealth partners, and analytics tools for attendance and behavior can position as ways to extend capacity before LREBG sunsets.
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$3,181,506Jul 22, 2026San Diego Unified is reviewing a Mirka Investments proposal for a 174-unit affordable housing project with a purpose-built childcare facility on district land at 2101 Commercial St. The district would retain ownership, operate the childcare center, and receive a long-term ground lease with an estimated $199.8 million in total income over the holding period. Financial close is projected for late 2027 or early 2028, with about 24 months of construction and lease-up to stabilization. This early-stage joint-occupancy plan signals long-run demand for design, childcare build-out, FF&E, tech, security, and facilities services tied to both housing and childcare operations.
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$199,814,713Jul 22, 2026The district is evaluating three developer proposals (Monarch/Eden, Protea + Malick, Affirmed Housing Group, Inc.) to build mixed-income housing at 4100 Normal Street on a ground lease. Tables show detailed unit counts by AMI band and projected ground lease and participation revenues, including ADA-related amounts and NPV calculations. This is a live pre-award P3 decision where real estate, finance, design, and housing vendors can help refine program mix, deal structure, and implementation planning.
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$7,906,057,080Jul 22, 2026Goal 3 funds TK–12 math curriculum adoption, a trainer-of-trainers model, and i‑Ready math diagnostics, with strong emphasis on problem-based instruction, data use, and reducing Ds/Fs. The district notes a $1M decrease in prior math resources but ongoing needs for PD, intervention, and family engagement resources. Math-focused edtech, coaching, and tutoring providers can help deepen implementation and support at red-indicator schools.
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$2,130,000Jul 22, 2026Actions 2.7 and 2.8 aim to raise the English Learner Progress Indicator through more dELD courses, GLAD and How English Works training for 250 educators, and pilots of Summit-K12 formative tools. The district highlights LTELs and schools with red ELPI as priorities. This opens demand for EL curriculum, formative assessment platforms, PD, and coaching focused on academic language and reclassification.
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$26,428,804Jul 22, 2026The district is evaluating a long‑term joint‑occupancy ground lease at 4100 Normal Street with development team Protea + Malick to build 1,500 mixed‑income units and district-serving space. Proposed district uses include an annex for teacher training, a community pool for San Diego High School, childcare, and a pickup/drop-off area for Birney Elementary. The pro forma shows up to $7.9B total projected income to the district over a multi‑decade holding period, with a 5‑year span from DDA execution to first occupancy. This is an early-stage mixed-use campus project that will need master planning, design, entitlement, construction, operations, and community programming support.
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$7,906,057,080Jul 22, 2026The district is evaluating three development proposals for the 6735 Gifford Way property that would ground lease the site for a large multi-AMI housing project. Proposers are Community Housing Works, Decro Corporation, and Monarch/Eden, each with different unit mixes and projected ground lease and operating revenues to the district. This is still a comparative planning stage, so real estate, design, and housing partners can engage around feasibility, financing structures, and how to maximize long-term revenue and community outcomes for the district.
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E3 Civic High District
School398 students
City of Oceanside Community Development Comm
Local Housing Authority
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Utility District
Wynola Water District
Utility District
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Special District
Warner Unified
School204 students
Vista Unified
School18,818 students
Vista Springs Charter District
School246 students
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Special District
Vista Adult School
Higher Ed264 students
Valley Center-pauma Unified
School3,801 students
Valley Center Municipal Water District
Utility District
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Fire District
Vallecitos Water District
Utility District
Vallecitos Elementary
School188 students
Urban Discovery Academy Charter District
School382 students
University of California-san Diego
Higher Ed55,842 students
Tri-city Medical Center
Public Hospital
The O'farrell Charter District
School1,818 students
The Learning Choice Academy - East County District
School407 students
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