School Funding
How are Snohomish schools funded?
Washington state school districts receive funding from four sources: Washington state, the federal government, local taxpayers, and other local fees.
School Funding Laws
- How do schools get “local” money?
- Do all public schools receive state funding?
- Why are voters asked to approve levies so often?
- Is there a limit on the amount a district may propose for levies?
- What do federal funds pay for?
How do schools get “local” money?
Do all public schools receive state funding?
Why are voters asked to approve levies so often?
Is there a limit on the amount a district may propose for levies?
What do federal funds pay for?
Senior Citizen Tax Exemptions
Some senior and disabled homeowners may be eligible for a property tax exemption, based on income. For details, call the Snohomish County Assessor’s Office at 425-388-3540 or visit their website.
Questions? We are committed to openness and transparency. Please call 360-563-7263 or send an email to communications@sno.wednet.edu with any questions you may have about how Snohomish schools are funded.