The details
The bond is broken into three propositions. The first is a general proposition consisting of funding for a new career and technology education center, middle school renovations, transportation needs and more. The second proposition would fund new tablets and other devices for students and teachers. The third proposition is for stadium upgrades.
If trustees approve the bond proposal, an election will be held in November for voter approval.
Also on the agenda
Other agenda items include consideration of the school year 2025-26 student code of conduct and an update on the upcoming school year from Superintendent Tabatha Branum.
The agenda also includes revisions district policy stemming from law changes coming out of the 89th Legislative Session. Changes include updating the student conduct policy prohibiting cell phones and other devices in the classroom, adding language prohibiting non-enrolled students, including homeschool and private school students, from participating in curricular and extra-curricular activities and creation of a local library advisory council.
