Eanes ISD voters are deciding whether to approve a $131.4 million bond package during the May 6 election. If voters approve the bond, the district will be able to borrow money to pay for capital projects at each of its campuses.
A bulletin board displayed outside the Eanes Independent School District administration building on Aug. 17.
The funding from Prop A would also help cover safety upgrades, such as security cameras, additional safety barriers at campuses and improvements to emergency communication systems. Noel said it’s important, for example, that elementary school teachers be able to hear emergency alerts if they’re outside with students on the playground.
Noel added that bond dollars will allow Eanes ISD to invest in projects that make schools safer and will also free up money in the annual budget for teacher pay.
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