Summer Capital Projects Recap

Summer work at NKSD has come to an end. This summer saw a variety of safety, security, and site improvements at Richard Gordon, Suquamish, and David Wolfle Elementary schools, along with parking lot improvements at Kingston High School.

This summer's work was funded by the voter-approved 2024 Capital Projects levy. You can learn more about this levy, as well as future projects funded by it, at nkschools.org/2024levy.

Checkout our YouTube recap of work, or visit our Instagram or Facbook to see the before, during, and after photos

Richard Gordon Elementary

• New security vestibule
  • Visitors can now sign in using the Raptor system, sign their student out, or wait without entering the school
• Improved site circulation
• ADA Improvements
  • Ramps that were leading up to the main office have been re-done

Suquamish Elementary

• New security vestibule
  • Visitors can now sign in using the Raptor system, sign their student out, or wait without entering the school
• Improved site circulation
  • Vastly expanded the pickup/drop off loop to better handle congestion
  • Added parking spots inside of the pickup/drop off loop
• ADA Improvements
  • New ADA compliant exit leading down to the playground
  • New ADA ramp leading to the north ballfields that are used during evacuations
• Consolidation of the ISP suite
  • ISP suite was re-done and can support up to 20 students with an attached office area and bathroom
• Elimination of the last portable

David Wolfle Elementary

• New security vestibule
  • Visitors can now sign in using the Raptor system, sign their student out, or wait without entering the school
  • Included a re-working of main office
• Improved site circulation and stormwater drainage
• General site improvements
  • Improved perimeter fencing
• ADA Improvements

Kingston High School

• Demolition of the old Nike storage facility to add 28 new parking stalls
• New lightposts
• Fencing at the football/soccer field