We want to hear from you! Please email us anytime if you'd like to talk about an issue that's important to you. Advocacy means speaking up about issues that are important to your community, and we're ready to help families at Redmond HS do just that.
Email: advocacy@redmondhsptsa.org
Lake Washington School District voters will soon consider two levy renewals on the February 10, 2026 ballot. These measures that directly shape the daily experience of every student in our schools. These levies are not new taxes; they simply continue the community-funded support that keeps classrooms strong, buildings safe, and learning opportunities equitable.
Read the districts information on these two levies here.
The 2026 measures renew funding for essential programs, staffing, technology, and building upkeep—areas where state funding falls short. Together, they ensure students have the tools, support, and environments they need to thrive, whether they’re preparing for college, technical training, or entering the workforce.
This levy continues funding for critical student services and staff positions that the state does not fully support. This levy accounts for 16% of the districts overall operating budget. Key Benefits:
This levy keeps LWSD’s learning environments modern, safe, and equipped for the future. Key Benefits:
These levies stay entirely within our community and directly benefit LWSD students. They expire every four years and must be renewed to continue funding. As property values and new construction increase, the tax rate per household has historically decreased—meaning the community supports more students with proportionally less individual burden over time.
From classroom technology to mental health support, from building upkeep to specialized learning programs, these levy renewals sustain the foundation of excellence our community expects. They ensure that every student—across every school—has access to the opportunities and support they need to succeed.
Election Day is February 10, 2026. Ballots will be mailed January 21, with drop boxes opening January 22.
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Voter registration in Washington State is online.Voting is by mail, at a local drop box or voting center.To learn more about all things related to voting in Washington State, visit this helpful WA Election Information website. |
Drop Box and Voting Center Locations
Are you eligible to vote?
Find out if you can register to vote in Washington State here.
Don't know if you are registered to vote?
Eligible voters in Washington State can use this voter verification tool to check and update registration status before Election Day on Tuesday, February 10, 2026!
Future Voters
Did you know that Washington youth aged 16 and 17 can pre-register to vote for future elections? Visit King County Future Voters for more information. For questions about what to do if students plan to attend college in another state, visit Vote.gov.
Student away at college?
For questions about what to do if your child is attending college in another city or state, visit WA State Away at College or Vote.gov.
This incredible weekend of advocacy and education will include networking, training, guest speakers and panels. Delegates will discuss, debate, and vote on new issues and resolutions, including the adoption of WSPTA’s 2024-2026 legislative platform and top five issues.
as voted upon by delegates attending the 2024 Legislative Assembly
