SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio ISD Board of Trustees voted Monday to call for a $1.3 billion bond election in November.
Two separate propositions will appear on the November ballot — one on renovations, and the other on technological advancements.
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The decision to call for the election followed recommendations from the community-based Blue Ribbon Task Force as part of the district’s long-range master plan.
Taxpayers would not see a tax rate increase from the bond, according to a news release from the school district.
Proposition A, which is $1.21 billion, would address renovation needs for 36 campuses, provide safety upgrades and replace air conditioning chillers that are more than 15 years old.
Proposition B, which is $90 million, would equip every classroom with high-speed connectivity, audio systems, devices, support tools, interactive smart boards and more necessary infrastructure.
Election Day is set for Nov. 3.