Renewal of the district’s EP&O levy would sustain more than 300 teaching positions and support staff for the next four years. It would sustain class sizes in subjects like reading, writing, math, and science, preventing increases that might affect student learning.

Approval of the district’s Capital Bond request would fund dozens of construction projects throughout the district over the next six years. It includes projects to improve student safety and security, replace inefficient building systems, update technology, and modernize decades-old schools.

An Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy is a local funding measure that helps cover school programs and services not fully funded by the state. These levy dollars stay within our community and directly support Mukilteo School District students. Voters renew the levy every four years to continue essential programs and day-to-day school operations. The expiring levy funds 14% of the district's budget per fiscal year​.

A Capital Bond is a local funding measure that supports projects such as replacing required life-safety infrastructure, preserving existing schools, or constructing new facilities. Mukilteo School District, like other districts in Washington, does not receive state funding for these projects.

Passage of the 2026 bond and renewal of the EP&O levy would add about 38 cents for every $1,000 of assessed home value – roughly $5 a week for a home valued at $659,200.*

*Average (mean) home value according to the Snohomish County Assessor’s office.