The district's board of trustees, at a special meeting July 21, will consider greenlighting a $748 million bond election to be held later this year.
The recommendation is the product of the district's citizen bond committee, which met about a dozen times between April 3 and July 16. The committee had a core group of 132 residents and 95 alternates.
After campus tours and seminars, the group narrowed 127 possible projects down to a proposal that included 82 projects, Katy ISD spokeswoman Denisse Cantu said.
The committee recommended about $356.8 million (48 percent) of the bond funds be used for new facilities, including one new high school, two junior high schools, and three elementary schools. Those projects would relieve rising student populations at 12 existing campuses.










