Northshore school board to consider technology levy resolution

The Northshore School District board was scheduled to act on Resolution No. 913, a technology levy, at its Oct. 27 meeting, according to pre-meeting records. 1

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the Oct. 27, 2025 meeting, the Northshore School District board agenda listed Resolution No. 913, a technology levy, as an action item. The agenda item notes that it contains an attachment, but that attachment is not included in the supplied packet. The record does not specify the levy amount, what the technology funds would cover, or any ballot details. As analysis: levy resolutions are typically property tax measures, so the terms in the attachment would matter to district taxpayers — but that characterization comes from general context, not this record.

  • The Northshore School District board agenda for Oct. 27 listed Resolution No. 913, a technology levy, under Action Items.
  • The agenda item contained an attachment, but the attachment is not part of the supplied packet.
  • The record does not state the levy amount, purpose details, or ballot language.

Why it matters

Because this is a pre-meeting agenda signal, it does not establish the outcome of the board's consideration. If the board adopted the resolution, the levy's terms — amount, scope, and ballot placement — would directly affect district residents' taxes and school technology funding. Those terms are not yet public in this record.

What changed / what's next

  • The agenda listed Resolution No. 913 as an action item for the Oct. 27 meeting. 1
  • The board's action on Resolution No. 913 and the contents of the attachment, which would detail the levy's terms. 1
  • The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.