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Shoreline redirects excess state financing to broader facilities work
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What happened
The Board approved a resolution redirecting excess state financing assistance from the 2017 bond projects to other district facility needs. The listed work includes building-system and energy upgrades, high- and middle-school restrooms, roofs, site and athletic improvements, and facilities supporting transition and alternative-education programs.
Why it matters to families
The action extends capital funding to improvements and planning beyond the original bond-project list, including upgrades across district facilities and space for specialized programs. The minutes do not state the amount allocated to this work.
The evidence
August 25, 2026 minutes, document 90214, record unanimous adoption of Resolution 2026-9 as presented. The August 11, 2026 public-hearing minutes, document 90215, describe the proposed use of excess state financing assistance for districtwide building-system, energy, restroom, roof, site, athletic, transition-services and alternative-education improvements, and long-range facilities planning; the August 25 minutes confirm adoption of that resolution.
The source
August 25, 2026 Regular MeetingSee the full record for Shoreline School District.
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