Bond & Levies

School districts like ours rely on voter-approved funding measures to bridge the gap between what the state funds and what it costs to support our students. 

Thanks to the past generosity of our community, previous funding measures have funded technology to all Northshore students, made safety and security updates across the district, and started construction projects at Inglemoor High School and Leota Middle School as well as funded expansion projects at Crystal Springs Elementary, Fernwood Elementary, Kenmore Elementary, Maywood Hills Elementary, Woodin Elementary, and Sorensen Early Childhood Center. These projects replaced portables with permanent learning spaces, implemented additional building improvement and outdoor learning projects, and enhanced safety and security features across Northshore.

The February 10, 2026 measures will ensure Northshore can continue providing supportive learning environments for all of our students and staff.

The total combined tax rate of the February 2026 measures is estimated to be $3.20 per thousand of assessed property value. For a home valued at $1M, that would total $3,200 annually or $267 a month. This tax rate is actually lower than what our community approved in February 2022, which had a projected tax rate of $3.28. 

Amounts are rounded to the nearest cent and are listed per $1,000 of assessed property value.