The details of the 2018 Capital Projects Bond is shown below broken out by high school feeder pattern.
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Category: Bonds
Information related to the Northshore School District bond measures.
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The History of Bonds in the NSD
Thanks to the voters of the Northshore School District community there has been a consistent history of successful capital projects bonds.
At the Feb 10, 2020 School Board Meeting the Capital Projects Department presented the Capital Projects Fund Allocation Report for December 2019. The Fund Balance Allocation Report shows individual Capital Projects by major funding source within the Capital Project Fund: 2014 Capital Bond, 2018 Capital Bond, Technology Levy, Impact Fees and Unreserved Funds.
At the March 9, 2020 School Board Meeting the Capital Projects Department presented this monthly project update for the Skyview MS/Canyon Creek Elementary Addition.
At the March 9, 2020 School Board Meeting the Capital Projects Department presented this monthly project update for the new high school, known as CP4 Choice HS Number 5 or Innovation Lab HS.
At the March 9, 2020 School Board Meeting the Capital Projects Department presented this monthly project update for the new school, Ruby Bridges Elementary (formerly known as the Maltby Project or Elementary School #21).
At the March 9, 2020 School Board Meeting the Capital Projects Department presented this monthly project update for the Inglemoor High School Concert Hall.
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Watch Your Bond Dollars at Work
Use the link below to view the construction site located at Ruby Bridges Elementary School.
At the March 25 School Board meeting the Director of Capital Projects, Traci Rogstad, submitted a project reconciliation of all projects that were funded from the 2014 capital bond. The memo is copied below.
The 2018 Capital Projects Bond monies are anticipated to be spent in the following way. The dollar amounts stated below were used in the planning of the bond but may change, as determined by the NSD Strategic Plan and School Board.
