Two city councilmen want the Northside Independent School District to “actively engage” with families at schools where bond projects approved by voters in 2022 have been placed on hold indefinitely.
Council members Edward Mungia and Ric Galvan, who each represent portions of Northside ISD, sent a letter Thursday to Superintendent John Craft saying the delay of elementary school projects has upset “families we represent.”
Earlier this year, Northside put nine 2022 bond projects totaling nearly $200 million on hold, with Craft saying he wants to make sure the intended uses for the bond funds are still in the best interests of students and the community…