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Taking Care of What We Have

Capital Projects Levy Background

The South Kitsap Board of Directors approved a resolution for a Capital Projects Levy to fund districtwide improvements for safety & security, technology for learning, and facilities for school and community use.

This levy represents months of thoughtful planning, community collaboration, and professional expertise. Throughout the development process, the district worked with the Facilities Steering Committee and the Finance Advisory Committee. The district also brought in consultants like architects, engineers, and construction professionals to evaluate the feasibility of projects and develop realistic cost estimates.

The theme of the Captial Projects Levy is Taking Care of What We Have. The proposal focuses on protecting and improving the facilities our students and community use every day. We believe the levy projects are practical, responsible investments that reflect the priorities our community helped establish.

Capital Projects Levy Introduction Video

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Principal Corner

Welcome to Hidden Creek Elementary! At Hidden Creek, we believe every child deserves to feel welcome, valued, and like they truly belong. Our staff is dedicated to meeting students where they are, supporting their individual needs, and encouraging them to learn, grow, and reach their full potential. We want our students to enjoy learning, build confidence, and grow into kind, respectful, and resilient people. We know students do their best when they feel cared for, are encouraged to keep trying through challenges, and have adults who believe in them every step of the way. We also know that strong partnerships with families make a difference. By working together, we can provide the support and opportunities every child needs to be successful.

It is a privilege to be part of the Hidden Creek community, and we look forward to partnering with you throughout the school year.

~Beth Trabert, Principal