Tomball ISD Voters Approve Four Propositions in Bond 2025 Election
TOMBALL - Preliminary May 2025 election results show that voters in Tomball ISD approved all four propositions in the district's $429 million bond referendum.
Preliminary results will become official once canvassed. Results below reflect the totals of those in favor from both Harris County and Montgomery County.
Residents supported Proposition A with 63.3 percent in favor, issuing funds of $331,595,000 to be used for school updates and new facilities.
Proposition B passed with 63.9 percent in favor, issuing $18,000,000 of funds for instructional technology.
Proposition C passed with 56 percent in favor, issuing $2,800,000 of funds to renovate the original Tomball High School stadium.
Proposition D passed with 55 percent in favor, issuing funds of $76,700,000 to construct Multi-Program Activity Centers at each high school.
“We are grateful for the support of our Tomball community in continuing the legacy of excellence that has been established in our Destination District,” said Dr. Martha Salazar-Zamora, Superintendent.
“These projects will positively impact every child in Tomball ISD as we strive to ensure that our aging facilities and student support programs continue to serve the needs of our learners. We are committed to fiscal responsibility and this vote of confidence from our taxpayers is a testament to their trust in us.”
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