Operations Replacement Levy News Today

These were the results as of 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 21.

On the Feb. 13, 2024 Special Election, San Juan Island School District #149 Proposition No. 1 - Capital Levy For School Facilities & Technology received a majority of votes in favor of the levy. Of the roughly 1800 votes, 75.84% said “yes” to the levy. Orcas Island School Dist #137 Proposition No. 1 - School Programs and Operations Replacement Levy also received a majority of votes in favor of the levy, with 75.57% of the 1,225 votes saying “yes” to the levy.

ASD Educational Programs and Operations levy trailing narrowly in first returns

The Olympia School District Board of Directors unanimously decided to put an Educational Programs and Operations Replacement levy before voters on the February 13, 2024, Special Election ballot. Proposed is a continuation of a previous 2020, voter approved educational programs and operational levy. A simple majority approval would continue funding for Olympia School District programing staff, extra-curricular transportation and operations personnel where state basic education funds either do not...

District will use the money to fund educational programs that the state does not fund fully or at all

The district will use the money to fund educational programs that the state does not fund fully or at all, including all athletics and activities.

This would allow the district to levy a property tax at the following rates: 2022: $2.40 per $1,000 of assessed property value 2023: $2.45 per $1,000 of assessed property value 2024: $2.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value Central Valley School District Position No. 1 Replacement of Expiring School Programs and Operations Levy: This levy would replace and expiring levy to support school programs and operations expenses not covered by the state. This would allow the district to levy a proper...