Crosby Independent School District Proposition A: $98,280,000 School Facilities Bond
Crosby Independent School District, Texas
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Lets Crosby ISD borrow $98 million for a new elementary school, roof and air-conditioning repairs, security upgrades, technology, and parking and drainage fixes, repaid with property taxes. Both bonds together cost about $23 a year on a typical home; owners 65 and older generally see no increase.
Proposed by: Crosby Independent School District Board of Trustees (election called August 17, 2026)
The district's elected school board. Texas law says voters must approve before a school district borrows money that is paid back with property taxes.
Source: starcouriernews.com
A YES vote means
The district can sell $98 million in bonds for a new elementary school and campus repairs, repaid by property taxes.
A NO vote means
No bonds are issued for these projects.
Sources: crosbyisd.org · starcouriernews.com