Manor ISD Trustees Call for $385 Million Bond Election for Safety, Technology, and Classroom Upgrades
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The Manor ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling for a $385 million bond election to appear on the November 4, 2025 ballot. The decision comes after months of engagement and planning centered around improving student safety, updating learning environments and providing access to up-to-date technology. If passed by voters, the bond will not result in a tax rate increase for homeowners.
Bond 2025 will be divided into three propositions:
- Proposition A: Safety enhancements districtwide, upgrades to select campuses and facilities and new buses to serve scholars.
- Proposition B: New devices for scholars and staff districtwide.
- Proposition C: A fine arts addition to the Manor High School Complex on FM973 to enhance programming and learning spaces for theatre and the visual arts.
During the called meeting, Superintendent Dr. Robert Sormani emphasized that if voters approve Bond 2025, there would be no financial impact to homeowners, a key factor that trustees considered when calling for the election. A combination of rising property values and proactive fiscal management by the Manor ISD Board of Trustees, including a recent $28 million reduction in existing bond debt as a result of early payment, has positioned the district to fund Bond 2025 without raising the current tax rate.
Community members will have the opportunity to learn more about Bond 2025 and its districtwide impact through upcoming meetings and the currently in construction bond website. Updates on scheduling and information will be posted on the district’s website and social media platforms.
Check out the currently in construction Bond 2025 website.