Proposition A
The $147 million Bond proposal funds projects that address facility capacity, safety, and infrastructure, based on growth projections and program requirements. Bond funds may only be used for capital projects, not salaries or classroom operations.
These are conceptual renderings. Final design, materials, and details may vary.
At-A-Glance:
bOND
Projects
Total: $147M
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Multipurpose Addition at THS to serve student curricular and extracurricular activities, including:
Auditorium for student curricular, extracurricular, and UIL programs
Collaborative and flexible classroom and support spaces
Rehearsal and instructional spaces adaptable for instructional programs such as UIL, music, dance, theatre, and other student groups.
General-use common space suitable for student exhibitions, student competitions, student performances, professional development and community events
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Science classroom and lab renovations and additions
Classroom renovations
Traffic flow and parking upgrades
Safety infrastructure
Cafeteria renovations
Campus modernization and technology infrastructure
Track and field enhancements less than 1,000 seat capacity – bringing up to current safety standards
Physical Education and Athletic renovations and additions
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Renovations to create S.T.E.M.-focused instructional spaces at elementary and middle schools
Supports student participation in robotics, science fairs, and innovative project-based learning
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Upgrades to surveillance, access control, emergency communications, and technology infrastructure
Addresses aging infrastructure
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Purchase of future school sites to support projected enrollment growth
Aligns with projected housing growth and capacity demands
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Funds future facility design and planning to align with 10-Year Long-Range Plan
Enables phased project readiness as enrollment increases
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Includes system replacements (HVAC, roofing, drainage)
Targets high-cost deferred maintenance projects at existing campuses
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Replaces aging school buses and support vehicles
Ensures compliance with safety, emissions, and capacity standards
Additional Vehicles to support curricular and extracurricular activities
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Surface Improvements - Artificial Turf - Baseball, Softball & Other Sites with less than 1,000 seat capacity
To address usability and durability
Multi-Purpose Facility –
Auditorium & Instructional Spaces
Multipurpose Addition at THS, including:
Auditorium to serve student curricular and extracurricular activities
Collaborative and flexible classroom and support spaces
Rehearsal and instructional spaces for programs such as UIL, music, dance, theatre, and other student groups.
General-use common space suitable for student exhibitions, student competitions, student performances, professional development and community events
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The facility is designed to provide flexible space for academics and curricular activities, as well as fine arts, and UIL events. It will serve multiple student programs rather than being limited to a single use.
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The design provides flexible space that can accommodate instruction, rehearsals, performances, assemblies, and events throughout the year.
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The Multipurpose Facility will be available districtwide for all Taylor ISD students and staff. It will support academic instruction and student programs such as band, choir, theatre, dance, and color guard, while also serving educators and community use.
Taylor Middle School
Renovations and Additions
(Upgrade to Current Educational Standards)
Science classroom and lab renovations and additions
Classroom renovations
Traffic flow and parking upgrades
Safety infrastructure
Cafeteria renovations
Campus modernization and technology infrastructure
Track and field enhancements less than 1,000 seat capacity – bringing up to current safety standards
Physical Education and Athletic renovations and additions
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The Bond includes renovations and additions to modernize science labs at Taylor Middle School, creating updated spaces for hands-on experiments and instruction.
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Planned renovations include improvements to traffic circulation on campus to support safer and efficient student drop-off and pick-up.
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The Bond provides classroom upgrades to bring spaces up to current educational standards, ensuring students and teachers have modern, functional learning environments.
S.T.E.M. SPACES PK-8
Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM)
(Upgrade to Current Educational Standards)
Renovations to create S.T.E.M.-focused instructional spaces at elementary and middle schools
Supports student participation in robotics, science fairs, and innovative project-based learning
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Bond funds will provide designated classrooms and labs for science, technology, engineering, and math instruction across PK–8 campuses.
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Students will engage in hands-on learning through robotics, coding, design projects, and science experiments in dedicated S.T.E.M. environments.
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The spaces are intended to expand opportunities in S.T.E.M. education and align with growing academic and career pathways for students.
A bond is like a home mortgage for the school district. It allows the district to borrow money for large, long-term projects and pay it back over time.
Bonds fund long-term capital projects and infrastructure, but legally can't be used for operations or salaries.