Community Education on Ballot Measure
Once the bond package is finalized by the School Board, the Bond Steering Committee will provide the community with a series of informational events and resources so voters can make an informed decision.
Rebuilding SK Schools Timeline
The South Kitsap School District Board of Directors has a goal of a ballot measure in November 2023.
If the measure is approved by more than 60% of voters, the school planning, design, and construction phase will begin.
January - November 2023
October - December 2022
Thought Exchange on Priorities for Improvement
The community is asked to share thoughts on the priorities identified by the Bond Steering Committee. What do you think about rebuilding Cedar Heights Middle School, Olalla Elementary, and South Colby Elementary and dedicating a large portion of the bond to improvements and repairs districtwide. The Exchange is live now!
September - December 2022
Initial Community Engagement by Bond Steering Committee
A series of community engagement events hosted by the Bond Steering Committee to share information and gather feedback on priorities. The committee scheduled 9 events in schools around the district. A presentation was shared and attendees were asked to share feedback.
September 2022
Bond Steering Committee Formed to Develop Bond Package
The Bond Steering Committee’s work is the next step in taking the Long Range Facility Committee’s recommendation and narrowing the focus into a package for voter consideration.
March 2021
Thought Exchange Survey on the Future of SKSD Facilities
The community was asked to share some important areas to consider as SKSD plans for the maintenance and improvements of district facilities in the years to come.
February 2021 - April 2022
District Long Range Facility Planning Committee Develops Recommendation
The SKSD Board formed the Long Range Facility Planning Committee to evaluate the physical condition of all district sites and provide a recommendation for improvements. The committee of 11 community members, two School Board Membes, and district staff developed a thorough report with more than $500 million in identified improvement needs.