Midlothian Independent School District

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Proposed Bond Projects

The proposed projects will address aging facilities, expand learning opportunities for students, and accommodate the district’s growing enrollment. The planned projects are presented in three Propositions.

PROPOSED PROPOSITION A Projects: Growth & Existing Schools- $226,455,000

  • New Elementary School #9 in Goodland
  • Midlothian High School Capital Improvements and Renovations
  • Frank Seale Middle School Capital Improvements and Renovations
  • Longbranch Elementary Capital Improvements, Restroom Updates and Elevator Replacement
  • Mt. Peak Elementary Capital Improvements, Restroom Updates and Elevator Replacement
  • Vitovsky Elementary Capital Improvements, Restroom Updates and Elevator Replacement
  • Capital Improvements and Updates to 17 Facilities**
  • Transportation Facility Addition and Renovation
  • Ag Facility Renovation and Expansion
  • Technology Infrastructure
  • Buses to Continue the District's Replacement Cycle
  • Land for Future School Site(s)

**What are Capital Improvements? Infrastructure items like HVAC, roofing, flooring, lighting, painting, and paving and grading. Proposed projects at each location vary. 

 

PROPOSED PROPOSITION B projects: Career and Technical Education - $157,165,000

  • Construct Phase 1 of New CTE Center
    • Add enrollment capacity for existing culinary arts, cybersecurity, engineering, entrepreneurship, health science, horticulture, law, and video game design courses
    • Expand program offerings based on student interest and workforce opportunities
    • Possible new course offerings and industry pathways are not yet determined, but could potentially include architecture and construction, automotive, drone-aviation, education, cosmetology, distribution, logistics, transportation, etc. (final programming to be determined during planning phase if approved by voters) 
  • Designed to Allow Possible Future Expansion
     

PROPOSED PROPOSITION C projects: Technology Devices - $5,600,000

  • Purchase Student and Teacher Devices (laptops, tablets, portable smart boards, etc.)
    • Supports end-of-life replacements and/or addresses enrollment growth
  • Continue the district’s technology device replacement cycle