Voting YES on all three school measures keeps a stable schools’ tax rate of about $3.20 per $1,000 of assessed value by replacing expiring levies and structuring bonds to maintain a level rate. It renews our commitment to meeting the basic needs of our kids. Strong schools build strong communities. Our quality school district is part of what makes this an attractive place to live.
Prop. 1
EP&O Levy
The EP&O Levy renewal funds essential school staff and programs that the state does not fully pay for—like school nurses, counselors, social workers, teacher-librarians, special education services, and student safety. NSD has consistently performed with less than the maximum rate allowed by the state. The renewal levy ensures that the school district can keep up with rising costs and provide the same quality education that our children deserve.
Prop. 2
Bond
The bond funds major school construction and upgrades. Completing phase 2 of projects at Inglemoor and Leota, replacing Shelton View, expanding and renovating Kokanee, and improving seismic safety, and building systems across the district. The bond also provides funds for maintaining and improving HVAC systems, roofing, lighting, electrical, elevator, and small works projects completed at schools that need it most. Every student deserves a warm, safe and healthy educational environment to learn.
Prop. 3
Tech Levy
It’s our responsibility to ensure that our children are prepared for the ever-evolving World. The Technology & Capital Projects Levy renewal keeps a 1:1 device for every student, funds electronic curriculum and classroom tech, and supports tech help and training for students, families, and staff.
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- The Levy-Funded 7th PeriodThe State of Washington provides enough funding for our high school students to have a six-period day. The Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy provides the additional funding for a seventh period. Why is it necessary to provide a seventh period for our high school students? Let’s look at our high school graduation requirements to… Read more: The Levy-Funded 7th Period
- Does a Levy Expire?Property taxes are collected by the Washington Department of Revenue and transferred to the appropriate taxing district. For Proposition 1, the Educational Programs an Operations Levy, and Proposition 3, the Technology and Capital Projects Levy, the taxing district is the Northshore School District. Most of our property tax bill is voter controlled; we pay the… Read more: Does a Levy Expire?
- 2026 BondProp. 2: General Obligation Bonds The bond funds major school construction and upgrades. Completing phase 2 of projects at Inglemoor and Leota, replacing Shelton View, expanding and renovating Kokanee, and improving seismic safety, and building systems across the district. The bond also provides funds for maintaining and improving HVAC systems, roofing, lighting, electrical, elevator, and… Read more: 2026 Bond
- Walk Around the New Building at Inglemoor HSConstruction has started on the phased replacement of Inglemoor High School. A 3-D model of the new building being constructed as part of phase one has been created. Click below to walk around the new building. Note: In the model, original buildings are in black and white while the new building is in color.
- 2026 LeviesProp. 1EP & O Levy The EP&O Levy renewal funds essential school staff and programs that the state does not fully pay for—like school nurses, counselors, social workers, teacher-librarians, special education services, and student safety. NSD has consistently performed with less than the maximum rate allowed by the state. The renewal levy ensures that the… Read more: 2026 Levies
- Status – Major Projects of the 2022 BondThe 2022 Bond was for $425M; there were major projects scheduleded at Inglemoor HS, Leota MS, 5 elementary schools, and Sorenson Early Childhood Center. Read on to see the status of these projects; for details click here for information from the NSD Capital Projects Department. Sorenson Early Childhood Center The project at Sorenson includes the… Read more: Status – Major Projects of the 2022 Bond
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