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This $21M Capital Project Levy will focus on three main areas: Safety and Security - $2,030,325 Identified Capital Projects - $18,951,553 Technology for Instruction - $3,712,500 Proposition 1 Bond to Build Second High School Proposition 2 Capital Projects Levy The district will build a second high school similar to South Kitsap High School with a capacity to serve approximately 1,500 students in grades 9-12. The 240,000 square foot building will have an auditorium, two gymnasiums, and outdoor athletic fields. There is not a pool or lighted stadium planned. There will be a planned area for future expansion as the district enrollment continues to grow. Having a second high school will address crowding and improve safety at both campuses. Students will have greater personalized learning and more opportunities in the arts, athletics, and activities. This school will serve the Cedar Heights, Sidney Glen, Sunnyslope, and Burley Glenwood areas. SKSD will qualify for at least $9 million in state matching funds with this Bond. KNOW THE FACTS - NO TAX INCREASE The Levy will fund secure entrances at South Kitsap Middle Schools, security cameras, intercom and lockdown notification systems, and fire alarm replacement district wide. The Levy will fund a large list of projects including the renovation of the SKHS pool and restrooms, roof replacement at John Sedgwick, Sunnyslope, and Marcus Whitman. The Levy will also fund projects to improve ADA accessibility and compliance district wide as required by the Office of Civil Rights. The Levy will fund interactive projectors for classrooms, student computers, and infrastructure upgrades to support technology throughout the school district. This $184M Bond will fund the construction of a second High School. Vote by November 6 SKSD will qualify for at least $3 million in state matching funds with this Levy.

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Page 1: KNOW THE FACTS - NO TAX INCREASE - skschools.org and Levy...Second High School Proposition 2 Capital Projects Levy The district will build a second high school similar to South Kitsap

This $21M Capital Project Levy will focus on three main areas:

Safety and Security - $2,030,325

Identified Capital Projects - $18,951,553

Technology for Instruction - $3,712,500

Proposition 1Bond to Build

Second High School

Proposition 2 Capital Projects Levy

The district will build a second high school similar to South Kitsap High School with a capacity to serve approximately 1,500 students in grades 9-12. The 240,000 square foot building will have an auditorium, two gymnasiums, and outdoor athletic fields. There is not a pool or lighted stadium planned. There will be a planned area for future expansion as the district enrollment continues to grow.Having a second high school will address crowding and improve safety at both campuses. Students will have greater personalized learning and more opportunities in the arts, athletics, and activities.This school will serve the Cedar Heights, Sidney Glen, Sunnyslope, and Burley Glenwood areas.

SKSD will qualify for at least $9 million in state matching funds with this Bond.

KNOW THE FACTS - NO TAX INCREASE

The Levy will fund secure entrances at South Kitsap Middle Schools, security cameras, intercom and lockdown notification systems, and fire alarm replacement district wide.

The Levy will fund a large list of projects including the renovation of the SKHS pool and restrooms, roof replacement at John Sedgwick, Sunnyslope, and Marcus Whitman. The Levy will also fund projects to improve ADA accessibility and compliance district wide as required by the Office of Civil Rights.

The Levy will fund interactive projectors for classrooms, student computers, and infrastructure upgrades to support technology throughout the school district.

This $184M Bond will fund the construction of a second High School.

Vote by

November 6

SKSD will qualify for at least $3 million in state matching funds with this Levy.

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Senior Tax Exchange Program (STEP)

Qualifying residents may receive a tax break for volunteering in South Kitsap schools. Visit our website at www.skschools.org or call 360.874.7000 for more information.

Education Program Levy 2nd High School Bond Capital Levy Total Cost per $1,000

$1.50 + $1.07 + $0.67 = $3.24

Taxes remain at 2017 level with approval of BOTH measures

Learn MoreCall: 360.874.7000 Visit: www.skschools.org Email: [email protected]

Stable Tax Rate - No Tax Increase

How can South Kitsap School District collect enough tax revenue to construct a second High School and implement all the Capital Levy projects without a tax increase?

• Recent changes from the McCleary decision have capped our current voter approved Educational Programs Levy at $1.50. The two proposed measures will fill the gap of $1.74 and maintain the rate of $3.24 that the voters approved in 2017.

• The $184M Bond will have an estimated tax rate of $1.07 per thousand of assessed home value over 25 years. The $21M Capital Projects Levy will cost an estimated $0.67 per thousand of assessed home value over four years.

• Taxpayers will continue to pay the 2017 rate of $3.24 with the approval of both the Bond and Capital Projects Levy.

www.skschools.org VOTE on Tuesday, November 6

*The McCleary decision capped the Local Educational Programs Levy at $1.50

Proposed Bond & Capital LevyCapped Educational Local Levy rate*

Former Educational Local Levy rate Proposed Bond & Capital Levy