North East ISD Facilities Steering Committee

  • The North East ISD Facilities Steering Committee (FSC) was established in the 2024-2025 school year  to serve as an advisory body to the Superintendent and Board. The Committee was charged with developing a comprehensive five-year (2025–2030) Long-Range Facility Master Plan that reflects the priorities of students, staff, parents, taxpayers, and other district stakeholders. Grounded in the District’s Balanced Scorecard goals, the FSC evaluated facility needs and recommended potential capital project investments that support student achievement and the responsible stewardship of district resources.

    The NEISD Board of Trustees and the Superintendent appointed community members, parents and staff to serve on the Facilities Steering Committee. A total of 43 members comprised the Committee.

    The work of the Facilities Steering Committee will be considered complete upon the formation and presentation of a comprehensive 5-Year Facility Master Plan for 2025–2030 to the Board of Trustees.

    A Timeline of Events—Our Progress Toward a long-range Facility Plan:

    • September 2023​ | Board approves contract with Gordian to assess facilities​
    • August 2024​ | Gordian presents findings to the Board​
    • December 2024 | The Facilities Steering Committee (FSC) is convened​
    • January 2025 | FSC reviews Gordian’s data​
    • February 2025 | FSC reviews other district needs​
    • March 2025 | FSC receives school finance and bond history overview; develops initial investment goal recommendation ​
    • April 2025 | FSC develops rubrics to prioritize projects and begins scoring projects​
    • May 2025 | FSC identifies projects to be included in long-range facility plan; receives bond election overview​
    • June 2025 | FSC develops final project recommendations and investment recommendation; presents to the Board
    • August 11, 2025​​ | NEISD Board of Trustees calls a bond election ​

Facilities Steering Committee Meetings

  • The committee met eleven times from December 2024 through June 2025 and identified over 425 projects totaling $495 million to address needs over the next 5-7 years.  These projects focus on the following areas: safety and security, instructional and network technology, districtwide maintenance and operations, extracurricular and facility improvements, and the purchase of new school buses and police vehicles. Select a meeting below to view the PDF Presentation.