We don't agree on your assertion that the school districts are not planning ahead. One of the Sequim School District levies just replaces one that is expiring and supports basic educational needs. The other is seeking to remedy long-standing school building issues that have plagued the school district,. These would be the partial demolishment of a unused portion of a building that keeps the Sequim School District from being eligible for funding for new classrooms, the replacement of heating and electrical systems that are long past their effective life spans, and other "no-frills" work projects. 

You can access lots of info from the Sequim School District website. http://www.sequim.k12.wa.us/site/Default.aspx?PageID=4748 Though today is the last vote, all the districts have been very open to questions and school tours during the lead up time to the election. The decision to go with the February election date was an attempt to move past the partisanship of the last election.