San Angelo ISD provides bond election breakdown
AN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — San Angelo ISD approved calling for a $397 million bond election on Feb. 10, adding a new item to the May 3 election ballot. But how does the district plan to use the money?
In a statement issued by San Angelo ISD after the Board of Trustees gave its approval, the district said that, if passed, the multimillion-dollar bond would be used to address “aging facilities at Central High School and Lake View High School, as well as other campuses, for renovations and additions across the district.” It also said that the funds would be put toward “a new construction for Glenn Middle School on its current site” as well as “safety and security across the district.”
“It’s been 17 years since our community made a significant investment in our schools,” SAISD Superintendent Dr. Christopher Moran said. “The 2025 bond is the initial step in a long-range master plan we have helped develop and will address the primary needs of our students as identified by our community committee members.”
The district stated that the bond election had an estimated financial impact of “$22.72 a month on a home valued at $200,000 in San Angelo ISD.”