On May 2, Magnolia ISD voters passed a $465 million bond—Proposition A—which aims to address student overcrowding and district growth. The measure passed with 63.51% of the vote, while 36.49% of the votes were against the bond, as previously reported.
By the numbers
As previously reported by Community Impact, MISD’s Proposition A will fund the construction of three new schools in the district, along with security, maintenance, and land and bus purchases. Back in 2025, the district attempted to pass a larger bond package, but it failed to pass.
Per MISD officials, last November, only 13% of parents in the district voted on the proposed bond measure. To address the low turnout in the May 2 election, the district held multiple community events informing locals on the need for the bonds to pass this upcoming election cycle.
