Washington state does not fully fund schools. Schools rely on local taxpayer support to invest in technology for staff and students, important safety investments and aging facilities upkeep and updates.
Ensures every student has access to a learning device for classroom and at-home learning.
Maintains help desk services to repair and support student and staff devices.
Upgrades classroom technology including projectors, audio systems, and digital displays.
Expands digital tools such as electronic textbooks and instructional materials.
Supports online learning systems that help families track homework, attendance, grades, and progress toward graduation.
Invests in school safety staff to maintain a safe learning environment.
Improves cybersecurity and data protection through upgraded firewalls, security software, and staff training.
Strengthens school security systems including cameras, electronic access controls, and radio communication infrastructure.
Upgrades essential communication systems such as network, phone, and intercom systems.
Repairs aging roofs, mechanical systems, and building components to extend the life of school facilities.
Improves plumbing, heating, ventilation (HVAC), and air quality systems to ensure clean air and safe water.
Updates and adds athletics and community recreation facilities at Keithley Middle School, Washington High School, Ford Middle School and the stadium at Franklin Pierce Schools.
Supports cost-effective, small capital projects that maintain safe, healthy, and efficient schools.
Prop 2 continues an existing levy passed by voters in 2022 at $.45/1,000 for technology only with a new levy set at $1.00/$1,000 to support technology, safety AND important facilities updates!