Capital Projects
North Kitsap voters have consistently supported investments in our schools to create safe, modern learning environments. In February 2018, voters approved a $40 million, four-year Capital Levy for critical repairs, safety upgrades, and technology enhancements across all schools. In February 2022, a second $36 million, four-year Capital Projects and Technology Levy continued these improvements, funding classroom expansions, heating and cooling upgrades, and advanced technology.
In November 2024, the community approved a $31.9 million Capital Levy to sustain improvements districtwide while planning for the future. These ongoing investments reflect the community’s commitment to maintaining quality facilities that support student success. Together, we’re building a strong foundation for the future of education in North Kitsap.
News Updates
The Suquamish Elementary Gymnasium addition is officially open, with students now enjoying the new space for physical education and the community benefiting from additional after-school and evening use. The gymnasium opened at the end of January 2025 and provides 4,200 square feet of dedicated space designed to meet the needs of both students and the community.
Thanks to voter approval of the 2024 Capital Levy, planning is underway for improvements at Suquamish, Pearson, and Gordon Elementary Schools. Staff and families have been part of the conversation, helping to ensure these projects reflect the needs of each school community.
Students at Poulsbo Middle School kicked off the new year in an exciting way—by stepping into brand-new classrooms! The much-anticipated expansion officially opened the first week of January 2025, providing students and staff with modern, collaborative learning spaces designed to enhance education for years to come.
It was a busy summer for our Capital Projects team! Six projects were completed over the summer and nine projects are in Progress this fall. Our first construction project in 16 years is underway with the addition at Poulsbo Middle School. This is an exciting first step in providing modern learning spaces for our students.
NKSD completed 13 capital projects worth $8M, focusing on safety and security upgrades. Challenges due to pandemic effects.