facts

about the rosebud-lott isd

2024 bond

Taxes paid by the solar farms are projected to fund 64% of the total $25 million bond program.
Your property tax rate is not projected to increase as a result of this bond election.
The bond will provide funds for significant improvement to all campuses.
The bond program funds the construction of additional space to accommodate growing Career Tech programs, dual credit courses/associate degrees, and job trade certifications.
The bond program includes building shade over the playground and an additional 100 parking spaces at the elementary.
The bond will allow funds to be reallocated for teacher raises.
The bond program funds safety and security upgrades at all campuses.
If approved, local property owners are projected to be responsible for just 36% of the total $25 million bond, which is $9 million. Taxes paid by the solar farms are anticipated to pay for the rest.

TWo Propositions

Renovations to the Middle & High Schools.
New space for growing College & Career programs
New space for growing health, science, and wellness programs.
$23,425,000
Pay off existing debt to eliminate debt payments from the operating budget and reallocate those funds for teacher pay raises.
$1,575,000

“If approved, this bond will provide funds for renovations to our middle & high schools, which haven’t had significant upgrades in 30 years.”

Dr. Jim Rosebrock,

RLISD Superintendent of Schools

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October 21 to November 1

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Tuesday, November 5

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WHY DID ROSEBUD-LOTT ISD PUT THIS BOND ELECTION ON THE BALLOT?

With existing funds, RLISD cannot afford to make the renovations and additions needed for our students and facilities to keep up with all of the advancements since 1971 when the High School & Middle School were originally built.

Some of the following items have not been updated in over 30 years.

Replace & install new flooring and ceiling in the middle school & high school
Replace old AC & heating units
Expand the cafeteria by 720 square feet
Install new water fountains
Remove & replace track
Replace needed gas heaters in the middle and high school gyms, ag shop, bus barn
Bring electrical outlets up to code in middle school & high school classrooms
Add fencing around outdoor facilities, including the track