In the Burnet Consolidated Independent School District $135 million bond election, Proposition A passed with 59.11% of the vote (373-248); and Proposition B passed with 61.34% (384-242) of the vote.
Proposition A ($133 million) focuses on school facilities, safety and security improvements, and campus modernization, including a new academic facility at Burnet Middle School, classroom additions, secure campus entries, and districtwide upgrades to major systems such as roofing, HVAC, and transportation.
Proposition B ($2 million) provides for the
BCISD Bonds ... Page 9 replacement of student and staff instructional technology devices. According to school officials, based on current projections, the bond is not expected to result in an increase to the district’s tax rate.
“This outcome reflects the engagement of our community and their participation in this process. We are grateful to every resident who contributed — whether through the planning committee, community meetings, or by casting a ballot. This investment will have a lasting impact on our students, our campuses, and the future of Burnet CISD,” stated Superintendent Aaron Peña.
(Find the full BCISD statement on Page 4).
“We are committed to transparency and open communication every step of the way. This work reflects the priorities our community helped define, and we look forward to moving forward together.”
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