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School Districts

Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below school district races on your ballot.

Ferndale School District

Ferndale School District School District Proposition #2019-2

  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES to Upgrade Ferndale Schools

  • Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Ferndale School Bond

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district.

Nooksack Valley School District

Nooksack Valley School District School District Proposition #2019-1

  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES to Upgrade Nooksack Valley Schools

  • Nooksack Valley School District #506 has proposed a $29.7 million bond to build and renovate numerous outdated and overcrowded school buildings. Enrollment in Nooksack schools has increased by 16 percent in just four years, leaving classrooms overcrowded and hundreds of students stuck in portables without water or bathrooms. The new property tax would cost the owner of a median $324,000 home approximately $400 per year. However, changes to the state's education tax formulas mean that overall property taxes will drop significantly. Vote yes to ensure that every Nooksack Valley student has a safe and modern building in which to learn!

    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Nooksack Valley School District #506 has proposed a $29.7 million bond to build and renovate numerous outdated and overcrowded school buildings. Enrollment in Nooksack schools has increased by 16 percent in just four years, leaving classrooms overcrowded and hundreds of students stuck in portables without water or bathrooms. The new property tax would cost the owner of a median $324,000 home approximately $400 per year. However, changes to the state's education tax formulas mean that overall property taxes will drop significantly. Vote yes to ensure that every Nooksack Valley student has a safe and modern building in which to learn!

    Nooksack Valley School District #506 has proposed a $29.7 million bond to build and renovate numerous outdated and overcrowded school buildings. Enrollment in Nooksack schools has increased by 16 percent in just four years, leaving classrooms overcrowded and hundreds of students stuck in portables without water or bathrooms. The new property tax would cost the owner of a median $324,000 home approximately $400 per year. However, changes to the state's education tax formulas mean that overall property taxes will drop significantly. Vote yes to ensure that every Nooksack Valley student has a safe and modern building in which to learn!

    Nooksack Valley Schools Bond

    Nooksack Valley School District #506 has proposed a $29.7 million bond to build and renovate numerous outdated and overcrowded school buildings.