BEX IV Planning Information

The six-year Building Excellence IV (BEX IV) replacement levy package will be submitted to Seattle voters in Feb. 2013. Planning continues through 2012 and the Seattle School Board will vote on a final list of projects in Oct. 2012. Learn More >>

BEX III Project Information

Seattle voters approved the Building Excellence III (BEX III) Capital Bond in 2007. The six-year, $490 million BEX III bond replaced or renovated seven schools and continued the Seattle Public School's long range plan for renewing aging school buildings, infrastructure and technology. Learn More >>

Above: Denny International Middle School

BEX II Project Information

Building Excellence II (BEX II), approved by Seattle voters in 2001, funded new construction, renovation or additions to school buildings, and improvements to technology support and systems. Learn More >>

Above: Garfield High School

BEX I Project Information

In 1995, Seattle voters approved the Building Excellence I (BEX I) levy, which replaced or modernized 19 schools. Learn More >>

Above: Ballard High School

Latest News: Planning for BEX IV is now underway. View the latest planning documents. Read More >>

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The Building Excellence (BEX) capital program enables Seattle Public Schools to replace, modernize or make major renovations to district buildings, infrastructure and technology. Every six years, the Seattle School Board requests BEX capital program funding from Seattle voters via a ballot measure so that every student may have a safe and productive learning environment.

For information on capital projects funded by voter-approved Buildings, Technology and Academics levies, visit bta.seattleschools.org.