Did a huge voter push help a Pasco school levy? What we know
With just hours left before drop boxes close, one-quarter of registered voters in the Pasco School District have weighed in on a levy that will shape services for 19,000 students.
The district hopes to renew its educational programs and operations levy on the April 28 special election ballot.
The four-year, $154 million measure would pay for athletics and extracurriculars, music and the arts, school counselors, school resource officers and other programs.
About 26% of voters have returned their ballots, according to early Monday evening statistics posted by the Washington Secretary of State. That’s about 11,900 of the 45,000 voters living in the district.
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