HUTTO, Texas — The Hutto Independent School District is taking major steps to address current and future enrollment growth.
At their January 26 meeting, the Hutto ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling a $522 million bond election, funded through additional property value growth within the district and with zero increase to the tax rate, following the district’s Long Range Facilities Planning Committee’s recommended project list to the school board. “This bond proposal brings before voters a community derived plan to address the rapid growth we are all experiencing in our community, and most importantly, represents the district’s proactive, forward-thinking, pre-planning efforts as we continually strive to be the best school district in Central Texas,” said Superintendent Celina Estrada Thomas.
“The future is very bright for Hutto ISD, and we look forward to sharing the details of the bond proposal with our community and educating voters throughout the coming months.”
