Dew ISD’s Board of Trustees vote to call a $2-million bond election for the Nov. 4, 2025, ballot.

If approved, the bond proposal will address school maintenance and equipment. The district compiled a 10-year projection of the maintenance needs, and this is how they estimated the $2-million bond amount.

In 2009, the district passed the same type of bond for $3-million, and it lasted for 10 years.

“We will use this to repair/replace HVAC, refrigeration, kitchen equipment, school bus, suburban, painting, law mowers, and furniture, as example,” explained School Board President, David Fowler. “We only spend the bond money when we need to spend it, and only for those type of qualifying items.”

If voters approve the bond, 100% of Interest and Sinking (I&S) taxes from the passage of a bond sta

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