It’s in your ballot envelope!
This mailer, sent to district residents in January 2011, answers questions about the 2011 Capital Projects Levy.
Parents and community members asked a lot of good questions at the public input sessions around overcrowding in Lake Washington School District. Here is a compilation of the most frequently asked questions and their answers.
Capital projects levy measure will be on February 8, 2011 ballot
If passed, permanent classrooms added to high schools, new science school added.
Between the three public input sessions and the online survey on the district website, over 1000 people weighed in with their opinions on possible solutions to the district’s overcrowding problems and possible levy measures. In addition to that survey, the district commissioned a random sample survey of community members to learn more about the opinions of all community members. These graphs show the results of both surveys, which helped inform the Board of Directors’ decision on the proposed ballot measure.
Learn more about the challenges our district faces, and several options for meeting these challenges.
They say the devil is in the details, so here are the details. This chart shows the detailed enrollment projections for each school in the district through the year 2020.
Input sessions to lay out strategies, including possible levy options, changes to boundaries.