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CONROE ISD

For more information, visit us online atbond.conroeisd.net

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EARLY VOTING | April 22-27 • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. & April 29-30 • 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

ELECTION DAY | May 4, 2019 • 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

OverviewOn September 18, 2018, the Board of Trustees approved the creation of the 2018 Facilities Planning Committee (FPC),

comprised of 27 community members, for the purpose of reviewing the District’s continued growth, facility, and instructional needs for at least the next four years. The FPC was also charged with making a recommendation to the

Board of Trustees to address those needs. The FPC met over a three-month period to review the $1.4 billion in projects identified through a District-wide facility assessment and in response to the growth outlined in the PASA Demographic Study. At the December 18, 2018, Board of Trustees’ meeting, the FPC recommended an $827.4 million bond package. That recommendation became the blueprint for the 2019 CISD Bond Referendum. At their January 15, 2019, meeting,

the Board of Trustees approved an $807 million bond referendum for the May 4, 2019, election.

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Voters approved a $992.6 M bond in November of 2018

with a projected $0.03 tax increase.

Districts similar to Conroe ISD in size, performance, and demographics

Districts in Montgomery County

Potential Tax Rate Increase Impact on $300K Home in CISD

A $0.01 increase is expectedthe first year following the bond election.

$0.01 =$2.29/month

or

$27.50/yearA maximum $0.03 increase is anticipated

over the life of the bond.

$0.03 =$6.88/month

or

$82.50/year

According to state law, citizens 65

years and older who have filed for a

homestead exemption are eligible to have their school taxes

frozen. If you are 65 or older and you have

filed a homestead exemption, this bond

issuance will not affect your tax bill.

Enrollment Growth

199225,499

199427,534

199832,290

200136,775

200440,526

200847,966

201558,239

Current63,014000+

Scenarios of Growth

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Low/High Range Actual Projected

2018 2023 2028

According to the 2018 Population and

Survey Analysts (PASA) Demographic Study,

projections indicate that our district enrollment will increase by approximately 7,000 students from 2019

through 2024.

Conroe ISDhas the secondlowest tax rate

in Harris and Montgomery

counties.

Conroe ISDhas grown by

15,000 studentsin the past decade.

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Bond Referendum OverviewNew Schools ____________________________________________________To address projected enrollment growth • 1 new elementary school in the Caney Creek feeder zone • 1 new elementary school in the Conroe feeder zone • 1 new elementary school in the Grand Oaks feeder zone • 1 new junior high school in the Caney Creek feeder zone • Moorhead JH will convert back into an intermediate campus

Growth & Sustainability ___________________________________________To sustain or increase capacity and invest in safety and security improvements • Conroe High School – Master Plan – Phase 2: reconfiguration of campus to be under one roof • Oak Ridge High School Overhaul – Phase 1: upgrades to systems and entrances • TW College Park High School – 10 classroom addition, fire alarm compliance, safety upgrades & life cycle • The Woodlands High School – robotics lab and science classrooms addition • Caney Creek High School – capacity and program upgrades • Conroe High School 9th Grade Campus – classrooms addition • York Junior High School – classrooms and cafeteria addition • Collins & Wilkerson Intermediates – PE classroom / gym additions • Creighton Elementary – systems overhaul • Glen Loch Elementary – HVAC overhaul • Runyan Elementary – PE classroom / gym addition • Turf Conversions – band / football / soccer / baseball / softball • Washington JH Conversion to Washington HS – A replacement for programs at Hauke High School

Safety and Security ______________________________________________ • Projects at all Conroe ISD campuses

District-Wide ___________________________________________________ • Life Cycle (drainage, boilers, chillers, roofs, etc.) • Land purchases • Technology infrastructure and upgrades • Energy efficiency & conservation projects

District-Wide Facility & Transportation Needs _______________________To address operational and infrastructure needs associated with growth and facility age • Maintenance & Custodial Center • Transportation – buses with seatbelts and air conditioning; center expansions and renovation • Jett Center – decommissioning • Hauke High School Building – renovation and conversion to offices • Teacher Training Center

Career & Technical Education Facilities _____________________________ • Addition of robotics, automotive technology, and engineering design programs at Oak Ridge High School, a central location in the southern half of the District • North County Agricultural/CTE Complex • Upgrades to CTE facilities at Conroe High School, the central location in the northern half of the District

Total Bond Package: $807,000,000.00

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