School Board approves levies for February 2014 election
The Shoreline School Board has unanimously approved placing two replacement levies for vote approval on the February 11, 2014 special election ballot. The District projects that these replacement levies will allow for continued stability of school tax collections for the next four years.
2014 Levy Fact Sheet
2014 Levy Presentation
Proposition 1 is Replacement of an Expiring Levy for Educational Programs, Maintenance and Operations.
The Shoreline School District's current four-year educational programs, maintenance and operations levy will expire at the end of 2014. This levy provides the District with approximately 26% of its General Fund operating revenue.
The levy pays for the basic education programs not supported by state and federal funding, including nurses, family advocates, librarians, and instructional materials. It helps support smaller class sizes, special education, highly capable, remedial and vocational education programs, building maintenance and utilities, and transportation.
Funds are also used to support extra-curricular student activities, including music, drama, and athletics.
The Shoreline School Board has unanimously approved placing two replacement levies for vote approval on the February 11, 2014 special election ballot. The District projects that these replacement levies will allow for continued stability of school tax collections for the next four years.
2014 Levy Fact Sheet
2014 Levy Presentation
Proposition 1 is Replacement of an Expiring Levy for Educational Programs, Maintenance and Operations.
The Shoreline School District's current four-year educational programs, maintenance and operations levy will expire at the end of 2014. This levy provides the District with approximately 26% of its General Fund operating revenue.
The levy pays for the basic education programs not supported by state and federal funding, including nurses, family advocates, librarians, and instructional materials. It helps support smaller class sizes, special education, highly capable, remedial and vocational education programs, building maintenance and utilities, and transportation.
Funds are also used to support extra-curricular student activities, including music, drama, and athletics.
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Collection Year
2015
2016
2017
2018
|
Approximate Levy
Rate/$1000
Assessed Value
$2.90
$2.85
$2.92
$2.91
|
Levy Amount
$24,400,000
$24,500,000
$25,600,000
$26,000,000
|
Proposition 2 is Replacement of an Expiring Capital Levy for Technology Improvements and Support.
A four-year Capital Levy for Technology Improvements and Support would be used to meet the District's ongoing technology needs for capital improvements. This includes student computers and expanded online curriculum for classroom use, instructional specialists, equipment upgrade and replacement (including lab and library computers, printers, classroom audio-visual equipment), professional development and training, server and network replacements and upgrades, administrative software systems, online and subscription resources, along with virus and firewall protection.
The proposed levy amounts are unchanged from the expiring 2010 Capital Levy for Technology Improvements and Support.
A four-year Capital Levy for Technology Improvements and Support would be used to meet the District's ongoing technology needs for capital improvements. This includes student computers and expanded online curriculum for classroom use, instructional specialists, equipment upgrade and replacement (including lab and library computers, printers, classroom audio-visual equipment), professional development and training, server and network replacements and upgrades, administrative software systems, online and subscription resources, along with virus and firewall protection.
The proposed levy amounts are unchanged from the expiring 2010 Capital Levy for Technology Improvements and Support.
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Collection Year
2015
2016
2017
2018
|
Approximate Levy
Rate/$1000
Assessed Value
$0.36
$0.35
$0.34
$0.34
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Levy Amount
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
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The District may collect only up to the amount approved by voters regardless of changed to assessed valuation. The two levies require a simple majority for approval.
For more information about the Supplemental Levy, please contact the Public Information Office at 206-393-4412 or visit the District Web site: www.shorelineschools.org
For more information about the Supplemental Levy, please contact the Public Information Office at 206-393-4412 or visit the District Web site: www.shorelineschools.org
