How We Got Here
From Proposal to Approval: The 2025 Bond Program
The NEISD Board of Trustees called a $495 million bond election on August 11, 2025.
Voters approved the measure on November 4, 2025. Explore the projects funded through this bond and track progress as work moves forward.
On November 4, 2025 NEISD residents voted yes to 97% of our District’s bond proposals. The $483M bond will fund projects to address aging infrastructure, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and safety and security enhancements, technology upgrades, and other improvements across the District.
The bond package was developed following a comprehensive review of District facilities, enrollment trends, and instructional needs. During the 2023-2024 school year, our District partnered with a consultant to conduct a comprehensive facilities assessment including a replacement timeline. The findings were presented to the NEISD Board of Trustees in August of 2024. Several months later, in December, a Facilities Steering Committee of parents, community members and staff was formed to create a long-range facility plan. The Committee met over a six-month period to study data and prioritize projects. Their recommendation was presented to the Board for consideration in June of 2025. And on August 11, 2025, the NEISD Board of Trustees voted to call a bond election for November 4, 2025.
The original bond consisted of five propositions totaling $495 million.
- Proposition A covered general projects like roofs, plumbing, water heaters, and HVAC equipment. It totaled $400 million.
- Proposition B consisted of technology enhancements, including laptops, student devices, printers and photocopiers. It was for $53.5 million.
- Proposition C was for athletics and focused on renovations at Blossom Athletic Center’s tennis center, soccer fields and baseball fields. It also included additional lighting at various athletic facilities and turf at the Judson Road softball fields. It equaled $29 million.
- Proposition D was for stadium updates like restrooms and concessions at Comalander and Heroes Stadiums. It came in at $9.7 million.
- Proposition E focused on natatorium improvements at Blossom Athletic Center. It was for $2.3 million.
The bond will not result in a tax increase.
Project Dashboard
NOTE:
- Projects are preliminary and subject to change. The amounts of projects are based on preliminary cost estimates from district consultants and are also subject to change.
- Projects will impact either a specific campus, multiple-campuses in an equitable manner, or will be a Districtwide initiative.
