| Chapel Hill ISD in Tyler, Texas, is making significant strides following the approval of a $113.9m bond proposal aimed at enhancing campus facilities and safety. Superintendent Lamond Dean emphasized the excitement surrounding the new developments, announcing: “Our district is experiencing significant success across various areas.” The bond will fund projects including a new junior high school, a Career and Technical Education facility, and updated classrooms across campuses. Property tax rates will increase by 0.27 cents, translating to an estimated monthly increase of $13.53 for a home valued at $100,000. The Bond Oversight Committee meets quarterly to monitor progress, ensuring transparency with the community. The projects are expected to be completed by next summer, enhancing educational opportunities for students. |
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