Summary
El Paso ISD is deciding whether to put a massive $480 million school bond on the ballot this November or push it to May. A "yes" vote means major facility upgrades, but it could also bump up your local property taxes.
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Impact analysis
Property owners could see an increase in their local taxes to help pay off the $480 million bond if voters approve it.
Local students and teachers win big with brand new facilities, updated technology, and better-equipped learning spaces.
Local taxpayers on tight budgets might feel the squeeze if property taxes go up to pay for the upgrades.
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