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Bond Proposition A
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NEW fifth-grade wing with additional classrooms & dedicated science lab
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Renovation of existing structure, including electrical & plumbing
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Parking lot reconfiguration
Bond Proposition B
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NEW Career & Technology Education (CTE) Vocational Trades Building
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Renovation of existing Agriculture Building Career & Technology Education (CTE) Vocational Trades Building
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is a bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
Proposed Tax Rate
CISD taxpayers would see a $0.05 TAX RATE DECREASE with the passage of Props A & B.
School taxes for homestead owners 65+ years old are frozen and will NOT increase.
What is a Bond?
School districts in the State of Texas utilize bond elections to finance necessary projects like new facilities, additions and renovations, land acquisition, technology improvements, safety and security upgrades, and more. All school districts in the State of Texas are required to ask voters through a bond election for the authority to finance these capital projects. Any bonds successfully passed and approved by voters will result in the school district moving forward to implement its proposed projects.
What is the Need?
The 2024 Columbus School Bond Propositions A & B are driven by district enrollment growth and life-cycle replacement needs. As Columbus ISD's student capacity has increased and programs have expanded, the need for new learning spaces and facility improvements has rapidly grown.
The expansion and renovations to the elementary school will include NEW spaces that immediately address overcrowding concerns while updating outdated items/systems throughout the facility. The renovations and additions to the existing Agriculture Building Career & Technology Education (CTE) project will increase the functionality and safety of the facility. The proposed NEW CTE center will provide new opportunities for students through extended and additional programs. All proposed projects will not interfere with school operations.