BIG SPRING, Texas — A proposed bond, amounting to $219 million, is waiting to seek approval from voters after the Big Spring ISD Board of Trustees approved a bond election, according to the school district's Facebook page.
Some of the $219 million will go towards a brand-new high school, demolishing the old high school, adding a new music hall at Goliad Elementary for fifth and sixth grade students, adding turf, adding field lighting, adding bleachers and adding lighting.
If the bond passes, the total tax rate is projected to be 31.8 cents per $100 valuation.
This bond will be a part of the city and school elections that will be held on May 4.
For the full press release on the proposed bond, click here.
