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EPISD Explores $450 Million in Bond Proposals for School Improvements

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The El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) is evaluating a long-range master plan that outlines over $1 billion in potential capital projects aimed at enhancing student facilities. Deputy Superintendent David Bates presented three specific bond proposals totaling $445.8 million, which include significant investments in infrastructure and technology. Proposition A focuses on $409.6 million for upgrading cooling systems and adding solar energy to elementary schools, while Proposition B allocates $10.6 million for technological devices for students and teachers. Proposition C proposes $25.6 million for renovating athletic stadiums. These proposals will require approval from the Board of Trustees before being voted on by the public.

Key Details: • Proposition A: $409.6 million for cooling systems and solar installations. • Proposition B: $10.6 million for student and teacher technology. • Proposition C: $25.6 million for athletic stadium renovations. • Board of Trustees must approve proposals before a public vote.

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