Educational programs and operations levy proposal goes to Wahluke voters Feb. 10
Wahluke High School senior Yaira Gonzalez chases down the ball in a soccer game against Royal earlier this season. All athletic programs are funded through the district’s educational programs and operations levy.
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Face painting at Saddle Mountain Elementary is one of the activities provided by the Wahluke High School Hope Squad and Warriors Unidos Prevention Club, which are funded through the district’s educational programs and operations levy.
MATTAWA — Wahluke School District voters will decide the fate of a four-year educational programs and operations levy in a special election Feb. 10. If it’s approved, it would replace the four-year levy approved by voters in 2022. Property owners would pay an estimated $2.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value, the same as the current levy. District superintendent Andy Harlow said that due to the way taxes are structured, the proposed rate can change as property values change.
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