Checking with DNR in Olympia, about half of the timber sale goes to schools.  The distribution changes year to year with levy status, etc.  So, while Sultan would not get all of the guesstimated $ 400,000, anything they do not get goes to other schools in the state.  Anyway, stopping the sale stops about $ 600,000 going to benefit school kids.  

However, that simply pales in comparison to having hikers having to look at tree stumps through a stand of trees while they hike to Wallace Falls from a trailhead that will be built  ...   someday.