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Election Day February 10

On February 10, the Riverview School District community will consider three school funding measures. Each measure focuses on a different part of our schools, such as classroom staffing and programs, building maintenance and technology, and major construction projects. Together, these measures will ensure Riverview students have access to the programs, teachers, and learning spaces that will prepare them for life after high school.

The ballot includes two four-year levy renewals, originally approved by voters in 2022 and set to expire in 2026, and a capital bond to replace aging facilities and improve safety across the district.

Prop 2:

Technology and Capital Projects Levy Renewal

The Technology and Capital Projects levy continues funding for:

Districtwide technology program: 1:1 student devices, classroom technology, infrastructure to support our systems and keep data safe

The classroom technology to support Career and Technical Education programs for our maker spaces and shops

Small-scale improvement projects throughout the district

Prop 3:

Capital Bond

The Capital Bond will include:

Construction of new Tolt Middle School
Districtwide Safety & Security Upgrades
Maintenance and system life cycle replacements
Improvements to outdoor learning, play and athletic facilities.

Prop 1:

Educational Programs and Operations Levy Renewal

The EP&O levy accounts for 16% of our general budget and continues funding for:

Staff salaries to retain the best educators and staff for our students including teachers, teaching aids, librarians and more

Academic programs to support every student

Extracurricular activities including sports, theater, music, choir

Actas del Comité
Antecedentes e información

Actas del Comité
Antecedentes e información

Riverview School District Superintendent, Dr. Susan Leach has been providing opportunities for the community to learn about the 2026 bond & levy measures by holding information sessions throughout the area. Click play on this video to view Dr. Leach's detailed presentation to learn everything you need to know!

For more videos and podcasts on Riverview's 2026 bond & levy measures click here!

Actas del Comité
Antecedentes e información

staff salaries to help retain the best educators and staff

Teachers

Counselors

Teaching aides

Transportation staff

Librarians

Safety & Security staff

Maintenance & Custodial staff

Academic programs Supporting every learner

Highly capable programs

Multi-language programs

Alternative education

Extracurriculars

Theater

Music

Choir

Athletics

Actas del Comité
Antecedentes e información

Supports Students in:

Technology: The full lifecycle of staff and student 1:1 devices and essential instructional software used for teaching, learning, assessment, and communication.

Upgrading district network infrastructure
Wi-Fi
Internet connectivity

Network security tools
Software
Safety, including security cameras, and access control systems.

Supports Students in:

Career & Technology Education

Funds classroom equipment for shop and makerspaces

Supports schools in:

Ongoing maintenance and small-scale repairs at all Riverview facilities including:

Lighting
Paving
Restroom updates
Roofing

HVAC
Electrical work
Safety Upgrades

Actas del Comité
Antecedentes e información

The Capital Bond includes the construction of new Tolt Middle School and safety & security upgrades at every school in the district. Maintenance and system life cycle replacements, improvements to outdoor learning, play and athletic facilities are all a part of the bond measure.

Safety + Security

Connect all program areas internally at Carnation Elementary

$1,650,000

Integrate secure vestibule and reconfigure main office in all schools

$2,340,000

Improve site perimeter fencing at all elementary schools

$180,000

MAINTENANCE + LIFE CYCLE REPLACEMENTS

Replace Tolt Middle School

$132,500,000

HVAC & controls replacement at Cedarcrest and all elementary schools

$21,600,000

Fire sprinkler freeze protection at Stillwater Elementary

$150,000

Roof replacement (metal) at Cedarcrest

$3,200,000

Renovate portions of former Tolt Middle School to house district transportation department, and provide flexible community gym space

$16,750,000

OUTDOOR LEARNING, ATHLETICS + PLAY

Improve playfield underdrainage and irrigation at all elementary schools

$1,120,000

New synthetic turf football field with rubber track at Tolt Middle School

$4,160,000

Replace stadium lighting and controls at Cedarcrest

$1,250,000

Upgrade theater lighting system at Cedarcrest High School

$600,000

total Bond Amount: $185,500,000

Why build a new

Tolt Middle School

Located in Carnation Washington, Tolt Middle School serves almost all of the district’s middle school age students.

Tolt’s aging systems—like HVAC and electrical—are far beyond repair and would be too costly to upgrade and maintain. Additionally, the current building is not ideally suited for today's safety standards.

Tolt's aging classrooms are undersized and outdated; some science rooms lack water, and the school's auditorium is not large enough to fit all of its students.

A new Tolt will include modern classrooms for science, career and technical education, and collaborative learning, preparing students for high school and beyond.