Preparing students to be future-ready requires both modern technology and safe, well-maintained school buildings. Proposition 2 renews expiring funding for the tools and facilities our students need to learn, grow, and succeed. The state does not fund these essential services.
Without this measure, students, teachers, and staff across the district would lose access to classroom technology, online learning tools, digital curriculum, and the secure network connecting our 76-square-mile district. These resources ensure students develop the technology skills they need for college, technical training, and the workforce.
This measure also funds critical building maintenance, improvements, and code compliance across the district. Every school site is supported by this funding, including: heating and cooling, roof replacements, safety systems, exterior painting and sealing, flooring, and lights, as well as athletic and play fields. Renewing this levy keeps our students warm, dry, and safe. Failure to pass would result in deferred maintenance, failing infrastructure, and more money down the road. This is a fiscally responsible measure to protect the community’s investments in our schools.
Join community leaders, elected officials, and your neighbors in voting yes for critical building maintenance and classroom technology! Vote Yes! to renew the technology and capital projects levy!
Statement submitted by: Kelli Curtis, Angela Birney, Karen Howe, Vote4lwsdkids.org
