Vote Yes this November

Our Kids.
Our Community.
Our Future.

Crosby has an opportunity to invest in the safe, inspiring schools and meaningful opportunities every student deserves.

What is the Bond?

The proposed $208.28M bond will help fund a new middle school, a new elementary school, and critical upgrades across every campus in Crosby ISD.

THIS BOND IS A SMART INVESTMENT IN OUR FUTURE.

Every dollar goes toward giving Crosby ISD students the safe, modern schools they deserve.

This bond is not about extras.

IT'S ABOUT STRATEGIC INVESTMENT TO:

Replace an aging, overcrowded middle school that is over 50 years old with a modern facility built for how students learn today.
Keep pace with explosive community growth. Enrollment is projected to grow by over 4,000 students in the next decade.
Protect student safety with updated security systems across every campus.
Invest in the schools that help keep Crosby a great place to call home.

Why it Matters

Crosby's current facilities can't keep up with where the district is headed.

Crosby Middle School is nearing the end of its useful life. The question now is: how do we respond?

A YES VOTE SUPPORTS THE BEST POSSIBLE SOLUTION:

Build a new middle school to replace Crosby Middle School that meets students where they are today.
Support a growing community that's projected to add thousands of new students.
Relieve dangerous overcrowding that's putting strain on classrooms, hallways, and cafeterias districtwide

5 Reasons
to vote YES

The Cost of Waiting

Delaying needed school improvements does not make them go away. As construction costs and inflation continue to rise, waiting could mean Crosby ISD must address the same needs later at a higher cost—while overcrowding and aging facility concerns continue to grow.

Address Overcrowding

Crosby ISD is growing, and most elementary campuses are projected to exceed capacity by 2029. A new elementary school would create needed space for students, help relieve crowding, and give the district room to serve future families.

Keep Students Safe

The bond includes districtwide improvements to campus access, security cameras, fire alarms, PA systems, traffic flow, and controlled-entry points, helping create safer school environments for students, staff, and visitors.

Address Facility Needs

Roof replacements, HVAC upgrades, drainage, parking, and other site improvements would address priority needs across the district—helping protect school facilities and keep learning environments comfortable and reliable.

Learning for Today

New and updated learning spaces, along with districtwide technology infrastructure, would support hands-on classroom instruction, STEM learning, special education, intervention services, fine arts, and the tools students and teachers rely on every day.