The School Technology and Capital Projects levy is Not a new tax. It Renews the levy the community approved in 2020. Tukwila School District relies on these funds for technology learning that is not supported by other revenues.
The passage of this levy will benefit every student by upgrading and expanding technology in classrooms to keep pace with technological advancements. Students will develop 21st Century technology skills required for college, careers, and the workforce. Staff will receive training on how to effectively use new technology tools to enhance technology and project-based learning experiences in their classrooms. Students need this levy to meet the K-12 Technology standards and be competitive with our surrounding districts.
This Renewal levy is Endorsed by: U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, Sen. Bob Hasegawa, Rep. David Hackney, Rep. Steve Bergquist, Tukwila Education Association, Mayor Allan Ekberg, Mayor-Elect Thomas McLeod, De’Sean Quinn, Kathy Hougarty, Cynthia Delostrinos-Johnson, Kate Kruller, Tosh Sharp, Mohammed Abdi, Jovita McConnell, Armen Papyan, Joe Duffie, Verna Seal, Edna Morris, Katrina Dohn, Paul Coblenz, Sharon Nakata, Pam Carter, Ron Lamb, Abigail Tabason, Mary Fertakis, Jonathan Joseph, Sarah Vallieu, John & Lisa Forsythe, Sheila Coppola, Riley Haggard, Pat Larson.
Submitted by: Pat Larson, Katrina Dohn, Riley Haggard, yestukwilaschools@gmail.com