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2022 Capital Bond Projects

With voters overwhelmingly approving of the 2022 Capital Bond, Northshore began work on its commitments made to the community, which includes replacing portables with permanent classrooms at eight of the District’s schools, implementing additional building improvement and outdoor learning projects, and enhancing safety and security features across Northshore. Funds from the four-year bond collected from 2023-26 will provide the improvements featured on this page.

 

District Map of Projects

 

School Growth Projects - Proposed Improvements

Inglemoor High School front entrance
Inglemoor High Phased Replacement Project
  • Campus-wide master plan for phased replacement of entire facility

  • Phase 1 construction
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Improve building condition with new central plant, modernized HVAC
  • Added program support space

  • Budget: $100 million

Leota Middle School main entrance
Leota Middle Phased Replacement Project
  • Campus-wide master plan for phased replacement of entire facility
  • Phase 1 construction
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Improve building condition with new central plant
  • Improve site circulation, add parking
  • Budget: $60 million
Kenmore Elementary entrance
Kenmore Elementary Modernization Project
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground
  • Provide interior circulation and new restrooms for better visibility, access, and supervision 
  • Improve bus circulation
  • Reorganize building entry and administration area

  • Budget: $30.75 million
Maywood Hills Elementary office entrance
Maywood Hills Elementary Modernization Project
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground
  • Improve site circulation and add parking
  • Improve building conditions with re-roofed remaining buildings
  • Budget: $37 million
Crystal Springs Elementary front of school
Crystal Springs Elementary Expansion Project
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground
  • Improve site circulation and add parking
  • Replace gym
  • Add commons/cafeteria
  • Improve building conditions
  • Budget: $30.75 million
Fernwood Elementary main entrance
Fernwood Elementary Expansion Project 
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground
  • Improve site circulation
  • Provide office and staff support space

  • Improve building conditions
  • Budget: $30.75 million
Woodin Elementary front of school
Woodin Elementary Expansion Project
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground
  • Improve site circulation and add parking
  • Replace gym
  • Renovate existing gym to commons/cafeteria
  • Improve building conditions
  • Budget: $30.75 million
Sorenson Early Childhood Center entrance
Sorenson Early Childhood Center Expansion Project
  • Increase permanent classrooms and decrease portables
  • Install accessible and inclusive playground at Sorenson and Westhill Elementary
  • Improve site circulation at Sorenson and Westhill
  • Provide office and staff support space

  • Improve building conditions
  • Budget: $12 million

Recent Updates

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Previous Bond Projects

Voters in the Northshore School District have a history of supporting capital bonds to provide much-needed building improvements. School construction projects are not funded by the state, so local voters are taxed to provide resources for new construction, renovations, and other improvements. This local funding allows Northshore to build and update the structures and services our community relies on, which allows students to grow and thrive. Learn more about school funding in Washington state. Learn about the projects funded by the 2018 Capital Bond and other previous bonds.