The Issaquah School Board voted to adopt three resolutions allowing the district to pursue refunding bonds (not to exceed $252 million) and to permit use of debt-service reserves to increase taxpayer savings; the board set a May schedule for budget hearings and a tentative late-May bond sale.

The Moorhead Area Public Schools board on Jan. 12 ratified the issuance and sale of $34,525,000 in refunding bonds (Series 2026A). District financial adviser Matthew Hammer told the board the sale produced a true interest cost near 2.46% and roughly $1.2 million in debt‑service savings that must be returned to taxpayers.

The board adopted a resolution calling a public hearing for a proposed $17 million general obligation school bond on July 6, 2026, directed publication of the notice, and authorized filing required sworn statements with the Local Government Commission.