Spokane Valley School District (CVSD) completed all 10 secure entryway projects ahead of schedule on August 30, 2026. The Capital Safety, Facilities and Technology Improvements Levy, approved by voters in 2024, funded the entryways at five schools in 2025 and five more in 2026. The district accelerated completion using a financial loan plan to avoid future construction cost increases. The new entryways require visitors to enter through a controlled office area before accessing classrooms. Levy funds also support Career and Technical Education programs at Bowdish Middle School, connecting classroom learning to real-world applications.
Spokane Valley Schools Complete All 10 Safe Entryways
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- ✓Spokane Valley School District (CVSD) completed all 10 secure entryway projects ahead of schedule“Five additional entryways were completed in 2025 at Broadway, Liberty Lake and Progress elementary schools, Summit School and Greenacres Middle School, bringing all 10 projects to completion—delivering on our levy promises five years ahead of schedule.”
- ✓Spokane Valley School District (CVSD) completed all 10 secure entryway projects on August 30, 2026“Five additional entryways were completed in 2025 at Broadway, Liberty Lake and Progress elementary schools, Summit School and Greenacres Middle School, bringing all 10 projects to completion—delivering on our levy promises five years ahead of schedule.”
- ✓The Capital Safety, Facilities and Technology Improvements Levy was approved by voters in 2024“These projects are part of the Capital Safety, Facilities and Technology Improvements Levy, approved by voters in 2024.”
- ✓The Capital Safety, Facilities and Technology Improvements Levy funded the entryways at five schools in 2025“Five additional entryways were completed in 2025 at Broadway, Liberty Lake and Progress elementary schools, Summit School and Greenacres Middle School, bringing all 10 projects to completion—delivering on our levy promises five years ahead of schedule.”
- ⚠The Capital Safety, Facilities and Technology Improvements Levy funded the entryways at five schools in 2026No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
- ✓The district accelerated completion using a financial loan plan to avoid future construction cost increases“Accelerating the work through a creative financial loan plan, allowed the district to deliver these improvements sooner, while avoiding construction-cost increases over the next five years.”
- ✓The new entryways require visitors to enter through a controlled office area before accessing classrooms“The new safer entryways add a layer of protection by directing visitors through a controlled entrance and into the school office before they access the building.”
- ✓Levy funds also support Career and Technical Education programs at Bowdish Middle School“At Bowdish, local support extends far beyond the front doors. Levy-supported educational programs and staffing help students participate in hands-on Career and Technical Education (CTE) experiences, including engineering, design, tools and 3-D printing.”
- ✓Levy funds connect classroom learning to real-world applications at Bowdish Middle School“At Bowdish, local support extends far beyond the front doors. Levy-supported educational programs and staffing help students participate in hands-on Career and Technical Education (CTE) experiences, including engineering, design, tools and 3-D printing. These classes connect classroom learning to real-world problem-solving and introduce students to pathways they may pursue in high school, college or a career.”
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