I’ll be honest, when I first saw the price tag associated with these recommendations, it gave me pause. But when we went through the list, we couldn’t identify a single proposal that deserved to be cut,

LISD trustees unanimously approved sending a $290 million bond to voters in May. Here is what it will fund, including three new schools, if approved.

The DeSoto ISD board of trustees is asking voters to approve a $200 million bond to improve school campuses and stadiums.

Voters in Dripping Springs ISD will have their say on a $402.3 million bond proposal this May as the district looks to build a new high school. In a special meeting on Feb. 6, the board of trustees voted unanimously to call for the school bond election to go on the May 3 ballot.