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About the Levy...
Over the years, the Selah School District has valued the support of its community. Again, the District is turning to the Selah community as it places a two-year Enrichment Levy request on the February 9, 2021, election ballot.
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A First and Quick Look at the Levy Facts...
Know about the "first facts" of the February 9, 2021, Enrichment Levy.
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Levy and Bond; What is the Difference?
The District is asked this question all the time. Levies are for Learning; Bonds are for Buildings.
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What is the Enrichment Levy?
LEVY stands for LEARNING and the staffing and materials which contribute to quality educational opportunities for students.
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What is Levy Equalization Funding?
Levy Equalization is additional funding the State provides property poor districts (areas with a lower tax base) when passing levies.
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Why Does the District Need Levy Funding?
Funds generated by the Levy impact student learning and well-being.
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Levy Funding, COVID, and Future Planning
Throughout this last year, Enrichment Levy funds approved in 2019, have been valuable to students and families during the COVID pandemic but the need to prepare for the future is necessary.
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How Were Levy Funds Used in 2020?
Although school has looked different since last March, funding generated from the Levy has continued to be spent on academic, safety and other supports for Selah students.
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How Much Will the Levy Cost Me?
In looking at Selah's proposal, the collection rate is projected at $1.55 per $1,000.
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Explaining the Levy Collection Rate
Let's take a look at the Levy collection rate and how that impacts Selah schools.
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A Look at the Levy and Funding
A look at how levy funding is utilized in the Selah School District.
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What Happens if the Levy Doesn't Pass?
If the Levy does not pass, the reality is the District will lose local tax dollars, in addition to State Levy Equalization funding.
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Tax Exemptions for Senior Citizens or Individuals with a Disability
If you are a senior citizen or a disabled person, you may be exempt from part or all of property taxes.
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Voter Registration
If you want to vote, be familiar with the various voter registration deadlines.
