Many school districts across Northeast Texas have bond proposals on local ballots in the upcoming statewide elections on Saturday.
Sulphur Springs ISD voters will decide on a $93 million bond package. About $35 million of that would replace the 67-year-old Travis Elementary School.
The Bonham ISD is presenting a roughly $53 million package to voters. The vast majority of that would fund the renovation of Rather Junior High School.
The Greenville ISD bond proposal includes about $100 million to pay for replacing Greenville Middle School, and about $30 million to for a new early childhood center.
And in Nevada, the Community ISD is seeking $650 million in bonds to pay for multiple major construction projects, improvements and land purchases. far eastern Collin County is among the fastest growing areas in the region. The district has posted information about the proposal at a specially dedicated website, CommunityISDBond.com.