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Proposition A
- West Fork HS Phase 2
- Elementary School #12
- New Caney ES Replacement
- New Caney High School Career & Technical Education (CTE) Facility
- Middle School #5
- Middle School #6
- Administration Building
- Transportation Expansion
- Porter High School CTE & Fine Arts Improvements
- Maintenance & Operations Building
- Alternative Campus & Credit Recovery Relocation
- Elementary School #13
- Clear Touch Classroom Technology
- School Playground Accessibility
- Land Acquisitions
- Life Cycle Items - Schools & Facilities
- Proposition B
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Proposition A
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On May 6, the New Caney ISD community will vote on the school district's $695 million bond package designed to fund new school construction, facility improvements, and land acquisition for future schools and facilities. PRESS RELEASE
- Projects would add approximately 6,000 student seats across the district.
- Bond program improvements would impact every campus in the district.
- Approval of the bond election would NOT impact New Caney ISD's property tax rate. LEARN MORE
Bond Overview
The New Caney ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Tuesday, Feb. 7, to call for a bond election for May 6, 2023. The Board is asking voters to consider two propositions to fund new school construction and facility improvements as well as land acquisition for future schools and facilities.
A bond proposal was presented to the Board by a bond steering committee that consisted of New Caney ISD parents, staff, and community members. The committee met three times during November, December, and January to review the district’s recent demographic reports, enrollment projections, student program considerations, and financial outlook.
New Caney ISD commissioned a demographic study that was completed in 2022. Population and Survey Analysts (PASA) conducted the study and presented its findings to the Board of Trustees in April 2022. The report presents low, moderate, and high growth scenarios. The moderate scenario projects nearly 4% annual enrollment growth over the next 10 years or an average growth of 790 students each year during that time. The report predicts district enrollment to grow from 18,300 in 2023 to approximately 25,000 students by 2031 with moderate growth.
Visit the FAQ page to learn more about school bond programs and school finance, the 2023 bond program proposal, the demographic study, and voter information.
Propositions
The Board of Trustees voted to place two propositions before voters as part of the May 6 election. The total of both propositions is $695 million. Approval of Bond 2023 will NOT impact New Caney ISD's tax rate.
Proposition A seeks authorization for $634 million in bonds and includes:
- Phase 2 of West Fork High School Construction
- Elementary School #12 (located in The Highlands subdivision)
- Replacement campus for New Caney Elementary School
- New Caney HS Career & Technical Education Facility
- Middle School #5
- Middle School #6
- Administration Building
- Transportation Expansion
- Porter High School CTE & Fine Arts Improvements
- Operations Building
- Alternative Learning and Credit Recovery Campus Relocation
- Elementary School #13
- Clear Touch Classroom Technology
- School Playground Accessibility
- Land Acquisition
- Life Cycle Updates
Proposition B seeks authorization for $61 million in bonds and includes:
- District Ag Science Center Expansion
- New Caney High School Extracurricular Improvements
- Porter High School Extracurricular Improvements
- West Fork High School Extracurricular Improvements