Several North Texas school districts are asking voters to decide on bond proposals totaling $4.6 billion in an upcoming election, as districts address enrollment increases and facility needs.
Celina Independent School District (CISD) has proposed a $2.3 billion bond to fund the construction of 10 new schools, including a second high school. The district cited student population growth as the reason for the proposal. Voters will decide on the measure in the scheduled bond election.
Northwest Independent School District has submitted a $1.9 billion bond proposal. The district plans to use the funds to build new schools and manage an expected increase of approximately 8,400 students.
Conroe Independent School District has placed a bond on the ballot that includes multiple propositions. The measures include funding for maintenance, facility repairs, and renovations. The district’s board of trustees approved the bond election order earlier this year.
District officials across the region are informing residents about the proposed bonds. According to election materials, the proposals are intended to support facility expansion and improvements.
Voters will cast ballots on the proposals during the scheduled election. Each district will proceed based on the results.
