KLEIN ISD The Klein ISD board of trustees is considering three different construction timeline options for the building of High School No. 5, a $155 million–$175 million project planned on an 83-acre site on Spring Cypress Road.
Robert Robertson, associate superintendent of facilities for Klein ISD, said by 2017, Klein High School and Klein Oak High School will be approaching 120 percent capacity, the tipping point at which the district constructs new schools to alleviate congestion of existing schools.
The first option—recommended by Superintendent Jim Cain—would allow for $12 million of limited site development in January 2015 before the passage of a possible bond election to fund the bulk of the school in May 2015, Robertson said. If approved by voters, the contractor could begin the day after the bond referendum's approval, and the school could be ready in time for students to move in August 2017.
The second option involves postponing any construction until after the passage of a bond election, Robertson said. However, it could lead to as much as $12 million–$15 million in increased construction costs. The August 2017 completion date would also be more difficult to meet.











