Upgrades & Renewals Project Updates

Roof replacement projects are underway at Meadowdale Elementary and Terrace Park Elementary Schools. Both projects are scheduled to be completed before the start of the 2026–2027 school year. The existing roofs are more than 25 years old. The new roofing systems are expected to provide an additional 25-year service life, help prevent future water damage, extend the useful life of the school buildings, and reduce the risk of disruptions or lost instructional days due to roof-related issues. Both projects were funded by the 2024 Tech/Capital Levy and 2024 Bond.

Edmonds Elementary Schools have a new roof structure to cover the existing outdoor play space. The project consisted of a new unenclosed mass timber structure to withstand marine air, new basketball hoops and new painted courts for a variety of play activities. Thank you to our voters for another successful project funded by the 2021 Capital Levy.

The Meadowdale High School Baseball and Softball Field Replacement project included the conversion from synthetic turf to natural grass, providing a more durable and sustainable playing surface. The upgraded fields offer all-weather play while reducing the need for watering, mowing, and chemical treatments. The infield also features natural cork infill, providing natural shock absorption while offering an environmentally friendly, clean, and odor-free solution.

The project also included new field lighting, allowing students and teams to use the fields during evening hours and expanding opportunities for community use and public activities.

Thank you to our voters for supporting another successful project funded through the 2024 Tech/Capital Levy.

The Single-Stall Restroom Project at Alderwood Middle School and Mountlake Terrace High School provides students with greater privacy, safety, dignity, and accessibility. The new single occupancy restrooms are designed to give students a more comfortable and secure option while reducing concerns associated with crowded communal restroom spaces. The restrooms are located along open, high-visibility hallways, with shared hand-washing stations outside the individual restrooms. This layout provides increased privacy while maintaining visibility and supervision within the school environment. The project also improves the overall functionality of the schools by providing additional restroom capacity and modernizing facilities to better meet the needs of today’s students.

This project is funded through the Local Capital Fund

The playgrounds at Chase Lake Elementary School and Meadowdale Elementary School were replaced after approximately 25 years of use. The new playgrounds incorporate universal design principles to provide safe, accessible, and inclusive play opportunities for students of all abilities. The improvements also provide updated, durable equipment that supports active play and enhances the overall school environment. The projects were funded through the 2021 Capital Levy and were completed in Spring 2026.