Facts About Renewal Capital Levies (Technology & Critical Repairs)

On February 10, 2026, our community will vote on three renewal levies that fund essential educational services not covered by the state.

The current levy measures, which voters approved in 2022, expire in 2026. Renewing provides funding for Issaquah School District students through 2030.

Facts About Proposed Levy Measures

• These levies are not new taxes.
• These levies renew existing funding and do not pay to construct any new school buildings.

The Capital (Technology) Levy delivers up-to-date classroom technology, applications, device support and network infrastructure. Technology evolves quickly; this levy keeps classroom technology up to date, ensures safe digital environments and provides equitable access across the district.

The Capital (Critical Repairs) Levy renews support for essential building system repairs and replacements that the state does not fully fund. This includes roofs, HVAC, electrical systems, secure entries, safety improvements, playground surfaces, and field upgrades. Projects address important safety needs, and prioritize the highest-impact repairs to buildings and systems to keep students and staff warm, safe and dry.

Projects are planned across all three ISD regions—South, Central, and the Plateau—to maintain safe learning environments districtwide. View the project list by location on our website.

Above: Two Briarwood Students work together during class on a day when groups presented the culmination of an eight-week project to their classmates. Student project types included robotics, video production and coding.

Facts about the renewal Capital Levy (Technology and Critical Repairs):

• Provides funding secure entry vestibules at Issaquah High School, Liberty High School and Skyline High School.
• Upgrades fire alarm systems at multiple schools.
• Replace synthetic turf and track surfaces where needed as part of the district's regular field and track maintenance schedule.
• Sustains district-provided 1:1 devices for students and staff, plus technology training and support. 
• Strengthens cybersecurity and modernizes technology infrastructure.

Learn more about the Capital Levy on our website. The other two proposed levy propositions are the Educational Programs and Operations Levy, which represents about 17% of the district's budget; and the Transportation (School Bus) Levy. Details about those measures are also available on our website.

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