Monday, May 13 2013 8:57 AM EDT2013-05-13 12:57:31 GMT
The bond has passed, and now, Tyler ISD is moving forward with plans to bring students newer and safer classrooms. The $160.5 million dollar TISD bond passed Saturday night with 63 percent of the vote.
Superintendent Gary Mooring says the victory is a mandate from the community to improve Tyler's schools.
Thursday, May 9 2013 11:30 PM EDT2013-05-10 03:30:22 GMT
Tyler Proud, the organization that supports the bond, says this proposal is, students aside, all about the facilities.It's been the key argument they have presented when asking voters to approve the bond.They
Tyler Proud, the organization that supports the bond, says this proposal is, students aside, all about the facilities.
It's been the key argument they have presented when asking voters to approve the bond.
Thursday, May 9 2013 11:30 PM EDT2013-05-10 03:30:22 GMT
The group that formally opposes the Tyler ISD bond says that new facilities will not address what they feel are the real concerns. In fact, that group has several main complaints. The first complaint is
The group that formally opposes the Tyler ISD bond says that new facilities will not address what they feel are the real concerns.
Thursday, May 9 2013 11:30 PM EDT2013-05-10 03:30:22 GMT
The group pushing for the bond says they are a grassroots movement of parents and concerned citizens who want to make sure Tyler ISD's students are getting the best they can.Tyler Proud President Mark
Tyler Proud President Mark Randall says this bond election is about one thing.
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