Voters strongly defeating Kent School District levy
Nearly 60% against Capital Projects and Technology Levy on April 23 ballot
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Nearly 60% against Capital Projects and Technology Levy on April 23 ballot
Approval of measure on April 23 ballot would pay for capital projects and technology
Schools seek to supplement money from the state to pay teachers and fund music, athletics.
Editor’s note: Normally we limit letters from letter-writing campaigns like this one from the Bainbridge Island Public School Supporters to two a week and spread them out over several weeks. But due to a processing error we just received these letters so to be fair we are running them all this week before the Feb. 13 election.
This year, our community has the opportunity to reinforce the importance of public education by voting to approve the San Juan Island School District Capital Projects and Technology Levy on Feb. 13. It is important to know this is not a new levy, but a renewal of the expiring 2020 levy to continue funding for 4 more years, at similar levels.