What is Angleton ISD proposing to the Bond Advisory Committee for consideration?

In the summer of 2018, the AISD Board of Trustees started a program to enhance the safety within the district. The board decided to address safety needs immediately, as opposed to waiting for funding from a bond issue. Through fund balance savings and appropriating budget monies, AISD has spent more than $3 million to enhance the safety features in the district. These include:

   • Additional police officers that allowed for coverage on each campus
   • New equipment for the police department •New and enhanced video surveillance and entry systems throughout the district
   • New security vestibules at needed facilities

AISD and the AISD Board of Trustees are committed to addressing needs as immediately as possible.

New CTE Center

$53,420,000

New Transportation Center .

$16,885,000

Renovate Existing HS CTE Classrooms

$6,000,000

District-wide Energy Upgrades

$8,000,000

Softball Field Upgrades

$3,600,000

Central Elementary School Stage

$1,250,000

Bond Contingency

$845,000

FAQs

Effect of Open Enrollment

  • Currently, less than 300 students attend AISD through open enrollment.

  • That is an average of 22 kids per grade level.

  • This has no effect on Facility needs.

Elementary Rezoning

Rezoning could be caused by two events

  • Aggressive home building in the district

  • Expanded Early Childhood programs.

Rezoning will be studied during the 2019/2020 school year.

Next Steps

  1. Determine a recommendation to the board for a November bond election.

  2. Determine who would be interested in being on one of four committees.

    • Transportation Center Committee

    • AISD Property Review Committee

    • Bond Expenditure Committee

    • Bond Public Relations Committee