Houston ISD bonds rejected: Reactions to failure of $4.4 billion bond measures
Voters rejected $4.4 billion in bond measures for Houston ISD buildings and technology, the largest bond in Texas history.
Election 2024 results: Houston-area voters reject bonds for HISD, other school districts, OK most for cities
Voters overwhelmingly rejected HISD's historic $4.4 billion bond proposal. See the results of other bond propositions for local school districts and cities.
Voters reject Houston Independent School District's $4.4 billion bond
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Tuesday, Nov. 5, marks the final day when voters can decide on a pair of bonds proposed for the Houston Independent School District's $4.4 billion bond. The largest school bond in history was approved for the local November ballot and broken into two parts.
We asked 100 Houston voters about HISD's bond. Many said Mike Miles is why they're voting no.
The Chronicle surveyed more than 100 voters at eight different polling locations about how they voted on HISD's $4.4 billion bond. Most said they voted no.
Early Voting Indicates CRE-Backed $4.4B Houston ISD Bond Fails
Voters last approved an HISD bond in 2012, which was the largest school construction bond in Texas history at that time. That $1.9B bond helped repair and replace 40 schools across the district, including 29 high schools.
$4.4 billion HISD bond rejected, early voting returns show
The $4.4 billion Houston ISD bond—the largest bond measure in state history and the first since 2012—was rejected Tuesday night, according to early voting results from Harris County. The Houston Chronicle projected the loss.
Willis ISD voters reject $115.4M package for new stadium in third try for bond
In a third attempt at replacing an aging stadium and building a space for district's swimming team, unofficial Montgomery County vote totals show that Willis ISD voters rejected its $115.4 million bond package on Tuesday — as the district continues to see growth in enrollment.
Houston ISD bond rejected in large margin by voters, an unofficial referendum of state takeover
Sixty percent of the roughly 350,000 early voters in the bond election voted against Propositions A and B. The largest school bond proposal in Texas history was rejected Tuesday in a big statement by Houston voters.
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Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles on failure to pass $4.4B bond: 'We did not put kids first'
Voters gave a resounding no for both Proposition A and Proposition B for the Houston Independent School District bond. Prop A would have provided nearly $4 billion for school renovations, and Prop B ...
Inside the parent-led campaign to topple HISD's massive $4.4 billion school bond
Houston ISD parents and teachers led a successful grassroots campaign to reject the largest school bond failure in Texas ...
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Houston ISD’s Propositions A and B will not pass, district says
Although votes are still being counted, Houston ISD says their record $4.4 billion bond package will not pass. Superintendent ...
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‘No Trust, No Bond’: Houston School Bond Appears to Fail amid State Takeover Backlash
In my 33 years as an educator, I’ve never known teachers to come out against a bond. I’ve never seen so much community ...
‘This is a serious case' | Houston ISD educators charged in massive certification scandal appear in court
All five suspects, including three Houston Independent School District educators, are charged with two counts of ...