Proposition A — $391.5M

Prop A includes an expansion to the current Manor New Tech High School to increase capacity by 450 seats.

Bluebonnet Trail Elementary School was built in 1994, more than 30 years ago and has not had a major renovation since 2008.

Facility assessments have identified longstanding concerns including roof leaks, foundation deterioration, aging HVAC and plumbing, technology deficiencies, accessibility gaps, and recurring system failures.

A new facility would allow the district to address infrastructure, improve safety and accessibility, and provide a more sustainable long-term investment.

Prop A also includes funds to add a wing that makes the Manor High School Complex a 9-12 grade campus.

The Manor High School Comprehensive Campus project allows the district to serve all students grades 9-12 on a single campus. Currently, 9th-grade students attend the Manor High School 9th Grade Center, located more than four miles from the Manor High School Complex, where students in grades 10–12 are enrolled.

The project includes a new academic wing designed to support up to 2,300 students on a unified campus, along with renovations creating dedicated spaces for CTE and Fine Arts programs.

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Prop A includes a new multipurpose classroom and fine arts areas for Band, Choir and Theatre programs at the Manor High School Complex.

This instructional space would include a full stage and audience seating, allowing the district to host student performances and concerts.  

Prop A includes creating a dedicated home for Manor ISD's 18+ Transition Program on the MHS 9th Grade Center campus.

The facility would be renovated into a learning environment focused on independent living skills and real-world self-sufficiency activities.

The district has approximately $60 million in deferred capital renewal projects.

Upgrades include locks and access control systems, HVAC equipment, electrical infrastructure, plumbing systems, lighting, flatwork and roadway improvements.

Prop A would allow the district to maintain the functionality, safety, reliability, and operational efficiency of district facilities and infrastructure.

Built in 1999, Decker Elementary School is more than 25 years old and has not seen a major renovation since 2015.

Through a facility assessment, the district has identified renovations projects including repairs and replacement of building systems, safety and security upgrades, classroom and instructional space upgrades, technology infrastructure, and accessibility modifications.

Blake Manor Elementary School was built in 2006, 20 years ago. The campus was recently renovated in 2025.

Manor ISD has identified a backlog of facility renovations projects at Blake Manor Elementary.

Renovations include building system repairs and replacements, safety & security enhancements and classroom and instructional space updates. Technology infrastructure, accessibility modifications, and other renovations have also been identified through the facility assessment.

Prop A also includes approximately 20,000 sq-ft renovations at Manor High School 9th Grade Center to house the Manor Excel Academy (MEA) program.

Relocating MEA from the Wildhorse Elementary campus allows that campus to open as intended and frees capacity to address Lagos Elementary’s overcapacity enrollment.

Prop A includes renovating the Manor Elementary Early Learning Center (MEELC) to create a dedicated home for the Manor Alternative Program (MAP).

These projects would maximize existing district resources while creating additional opportunities to support student learning and future enrollment.