School Board Approves Placing Three Funding Measures on February 10, 2026, Ballot

During the October 27 meeting, the Northshore School Board voted to place three funding measures on the February 10, 2026, ballot. These measures include two levy renewals and a capital projects bond.

These measures work together to ensure that all students have access to updated learning supports, facilities, and technologies that support their education. The measures are:

• Educational Programs and Operations Levy renewal: This levy continues funding to support every student and for the day-to-day operations of our district not funded by the state, including staff, academic programs, extracurriculars, and more. Passage of the EP&O Levy renewal would also support some student class size reductions. 
• Capital Projects Bond: The bond would improve all schools across the district with a combination of large and small projects. It will reduce our reliance on portables, continue expansion of safety and security measures, and complete four major projects, including Inglemoor High School replacement (Phase 2), Leota Middle School replacement (Phase 2), Shelton View Elementary replacement, and a Kokanee Elementary expansion. In addition, the bond would fund projects including accessibility, building improvements (such as HVAC, kitchens, roofing, etc.), seismic upgrades, inclusive playgrounds, fields, and athletic spaces.
• Technology Capital Levy renewal: This levy continues funding to strengthen our district’s technology programs, systems, and infrastructure; ensuring students and staff have access to secure and emerging technology to enhance learning.

Learn more about the measures on our Bond and Levies website.