NOVEMBER 3, 2026, CAPITAL BOND FOR SCHOOLS
A proposed $400 million school construction bond will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot and includes projects at every school in Mukilteo School District. At Harbour Pointe Middle School, the proposed projects focus on safety and security, technology infrastructure, and replacement of aging building systems.

HARBOUR POINTE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Harbour Pointe Middle School was built in 1993 and is now 33 years old. While the building structure remains in good condition, work is needed to improve safety and security and replace decades old roofing and flooring.

2026 CAPITAL BONDS FOR SCHOOLS
The volunteer Capital Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) evaluates and prioritizes facility needs across the district to help ensure bond funding is focused on the highest-priority projects. For the 2026 bond, the committee recommended $400 million in projects from approximately $975 million in identified needs. 

The proposed bond includes the following improvements at Harbour Pointe Middle School:

• Building access controls – Add additional doors to the access control system and install door contacts on all exterior doors, allowing staff to monitor whether any exterior doors are open.
• Integrated door hardware – Install door hardware that can be locked from the inside using a thumb turn that clearly indicates whether it is locked or unlocked. The focus will be on spaces beyond standard classrooms, including the library, gym, common spaces, and offices.
• Technology infrastructure improvements – Modernize aging network infrastructure to support teaching, protect student and district data, and keep essential operations running.
• Upgrade roofing and flooring – Replace the metal roof and replace flooring in areas where it is in the poorest condition, primarily carpeted classrooms and offices.

PREVIOUS INVESTMENTS IN HARBOUR POINTE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Over multiple bond cycles, the Mukilteo School District community has supported investments at Harbour Pointe 
Middle School to address aging infrastructure and provide students and staƯ with safe, functional, and reliable 
learning environments. The Mukilteo School District community supported improvements to Harbour Pointe 
Middle School through the 2014 and 2020 capital bonds which included:

• Renovation of music rooms and music storage, as well as fitness room improvements, including 
• the addition of the covered “porch”
• Addition of security cameras and emergency radios
• Installation of synthetic turf and a rubberized track
• Access controls at main entry and egress points 
• Integrated door hardware for standard classrooms
• Installation of emergency communications systems
• Improvements to wireless connectivity
• HVAC upgrades
• New flooring in corridors, the library, and science rooms
• Softball field improvements