District overview
Lake Stevens School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
How Lake Stevens schools are governed and funded
Five elected directors approve district policy, operating decisions, capital work, and levy actions. The reviewed records show active work on the 2026 replacement levies and bond-funded school construction.
Board records
The district published agendas, notices, and minutes for 20 meetings in the reviewed year.
Levy planning
The board discussed replacement EP&O and capital-technology levies for tax collections in 2027 through 2030.
Capital work
Records show ongoing Elementary School Eight, Skyline Elementary replacement, and other bond projects.
School policies
The board approved revisions to equity, nondiscrimination, harassment, and hate-speech policies in October 2025.
The board materials reviewed here do not provide a complete districtwide spending-per-student calculation.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Elementary School Eight
Under constructionThe board approved value-engineering and a guaranteed-maximum-price amendment for the new school and received construction updates.
- Board approved value-engineering and contract amendment actions.
Funding
Bond-funded capital program; no project total was stated in the reviewed minutes.
Reviewed all 52 collected official agendas, notices, and minutes from September 24, 2025 through September 9, 2026; scanned PDFs were OCR-reviewed where embedded text was unavailable.
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