Floresville Independent School District is asking voters to approve a $95 million bond on the May 3 ballot.
The bond would go toward the maintenance of security and technology measures, a new intermediate school for fifth- and sixth-graders, additions to career and technical training programs in high schools and middle schools and upgrades to middle school weight rooms.
If approved, the bond would be funded with an estimated increase of 23 cents to the current interest and sinking rate. The district’s total tax rate currently stands at $0.89 per $100 of appraised value.
A Floresville ISD bond election has not been on the ballot since May of 2007.
Early voting runs April 22 through April 29 for the May 3 election. Bexar County voters can choose from any of these 46 early voting locations. Hours vary by date and location.
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