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Planning for the Future. Building for Equity.

We are thrilled to announce that our voters have approved a construction bond for our district. This bond will provide funding for much-needed renovations and upgrades to our existing schools, as well as the construction of a brand new Spring High School and a state-of-the-art performance center. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our voters for supporting this bond. Your approval of this bond will have a positive impact on our students, staff, and community for years to come. We understand that our voters may be curious about the progress of the construction. We want to keep our voters informed every step of the way.

For detailed information on planning for the 2022 Bond, click here.

New Spring High School

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Construction of a new Spring High School is underway. The new school building will be designed with the latest technologies, resources, and amenities to provide students with a state-of-the-art learning environment.

Education and Performance Center

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This center will be used for districtwide events, graduation ceremonies, performing and visual arts programs, and indoor athletic competitions. It would also serve as a reunification center in the event of an emergency.

Redesign and Renovations

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Three projects under the bond involve a building refresh or redesign of their existing buildings. These projects include Westfield High School, Reynolds Elementary, and Jenkins Elementary Schools.

Safety and Security

Security Door approved

Camera upgrades, fence improvements and installing a remotely lockdown system are among the proposed projects listed in the bond package.

School Buses and Fleet Vehicles

Bond Buses approved

The purchase of 25 regular education buses and 35 special education buses, as well as other district vehicles to expand the size of the current fleet to accommodate growth. 

Technology Upgrades

Technology Upgrades approved

Upgrade outdated technology at campuses and facilities across the district, including instructional technology in classrooms and technology in school theaters.

High-Priority Maintenance Projects

As a school district, it's important to prioritize maintenance projects that ensure the safety and well- being of students and staff. High priority projects may include upgrading HVAC systems, repairing roofs, and updating electrical and plumbing systems. These projects not only improve the learning environment but also promote energy efficiency and cost savings in the long run.

Please check this page often, as data and project updates are being made in real time.

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