Seven Basin school districts to run EP&O levies in February
Quincy High School band members march down the street during the 2025 Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day parade. Quincy is one of the schools with an educational programs and operations levy on the February ballot, and the levy helps pay some of the music program expenses.
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Warden Middle School cross country runner Carlos Hernandez navigates the course during an October 2025 meet. Extracurricular activities like cross country are funded through the district’s educational programs and operations levy.
EPHRATA — Voters in seven Columbia Basin school districts will be asked to accept or reject educational programs and operations levy proposals in a special election Feb. 10. Ephrata voters will decide on a construction bond in the Ephrata School District, and Warden district patrons will consider a proposal for technology improvements.
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