The state’s third-largest school district is evaluating whether to bring a bond proposal to voters in 2026, which could generate up to $1.74 billion for needed facility and technology upgrades, according to a presentation at Thursday’s board meeting.
No decisions has been made yet to ask the Cy-Fair ISD board to vote on a bond proposal. But Anya Lucas, the co-chair of the Long Range Planning committee, laid out the district’s assessed needs if a bond moves forward.
Cy-Fair has not passed a bond since 2019, despite the fact most large districts propose one roughly every five years…