Vote for Props A & B, Healthy Schools NOW

It’s Election Day! Polls are open 7AM to 7PM. For more information, go to https://www.harrisvotes.com/ and don’t forget to VOTE FOR PROPS A & B!

Tomorrow is ! Do you have a plan to vote? Go to https://www.harrisvotes.com/ for election information and vote FOR Props A & B.

“If you agree this really is all about the children, a ‘yes’ vote to support this bond is critical to helping students in HISD on their path to opportunity.” Steve Kean is the president and CEO of the Greater Houston Partnership.

Houston’s students deserve safe schools. Vote yes for the HISD bond. Steve Kean, head of the Greater Houston Partnership, urges Houstonians to vote “yes” for the HISD bond.

"Houstonians, we can wait no longer. Let’s invest in the future of our students now and vote 'For' Props A and B." Judith Cruz is an HISD parent, former HISD trustee, co-chair for HISD’s Bond Community Advisory Committee, and assistant director for EdTrust in Texas.

We Owe It to Our Kids to Support the Houston ISD Bond Measures Voters can improve Houston school facilities and student health and safety by voting for Propositions A and B.

Today is the last day of early voting! You can find your early vote center here:

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Happy Halloween! Vote Yes on Props A & B because the only thing scarier than ghosts and goblins is a school with mold, lead and rundown portable classrooms.

Representative Garnet Coleman: “The bond package will not increase the tax rate and will have community oversight.”

LTE: “These kids need and deserve our advocacy. But defeating this bond will only hurt our kids by keeping them in buildings that are falling apart, with failing HVAC systems that cause leaky ceilings and mold, dysfunctional restrooms and non-potable water.”

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HISD school upgrades can't wait until Mike Miles leaves Our elementary and middle schools desperately need this money — sooner, not later.

“The outcome of the bond vote in November is critical for the school’s future enhancements and overall stability.”

Fleming Middle School needs the funds, it all depends on the fate of HISD’s bond proposal Fleming Middle School in Houston, Texas, needs funding for repairs and upgrades. The school's principal advocates for a $4.4 million bond to address security concerns and improve student safety.

It’s one week until election day. Do you have a plan to vote? Get more information at https://www.harrisvotes.com/Voter and don’t forget to vote YES on Props A & B.

Representative Garnet Coleman: “This makes me uniquely qualified to say you can separate the two issues – you can be against the takeover and for the bonds. That’s my position.”

Houston Chronicle: "Proponents, including Hidalgo, the Greater Houston Partnership and many Houston ISD principals, say school improvements are much-needed regardless of district politics."

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo expresses support for Houston ISD bond proposal Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo expressed support for Houston ISD's $4.4 billion bond proposal while stressing the need for more community input.