During the July 21 College Station ISD school board meeting, the trustees will vote on millions in expenditures for the upcoming 2026-27 school year, as well as updates and the potential issuance of new bonds.
The overview
According to the agenda material, the 2026 bond issuance is not to exceed $96,175,000, and the updated amount for Proposition A now totals $284,975,000. Proposition A consists of improvements and additions, including:
- Renovations to Rock Prairie Elementary, A&M Consolidated High School and College Station High School, along with Phase 2 of the career and technical education facility and cosmetology lab added to A&M Consolidated
- Improvements to middle school playing fields and stadiums throughout the district
- The addition of a central administrative office, transportation facilities and bus parking, and the purchase and acquisition of sites for school facilities, school buses and vehicles
The trustees will also consider the approval of monthly budgets for the upcoming school year and various contracted services. College Station ISD is operating on an $8 million budget deficit this year, following many other school districts in the state.
