Posted 6:45 pm Monday, August 20, 2012
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Tyler ISD Will Not Call November Bond Election, Looking At May
Tyler ISD trustees decided tonight to not call a November bond election but plan to call for an election in May.
The board plans to begin work immediately to decide what to include in that election.
TISD has been considering November for the next bond election after an $89.9 million bond proposal failed at the polls in 2010.
The board plans to begin work immediately to decide what to include in that election.
TISD has been considering November for the next bond election after an $89.9 million bond proposal failed at the polls in 2010.
The board is looking to implement portions of its long-range plan approved in February. The plan outlined facility upgrades and some programmatic changes through 2020.
Key features of the plan included building new John Tyler and Robert E. Lee high schools, building an Advanced Technology and Career Center, creating four fifth- and sixth-grade centers and four seventh- and eighth-grade centers and completing work on the elementary school campuses.
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Key features of the plan included building new John Tyler and Robert E. Lee high schools, building an Advanced Technology and Career Center, creating four fifth- and sixth-grade centers and four seventh- and eighth-grade centers and completing work on the elementary school campuses.
Follow Tylerpaper.com for more information.
