Congratulations Navarro Panther Family, 

With the following District priorities in mind,

• Priority 1: Recruiting, Hiring, Coaching, and Retaining High Quality Teachers and Staff to Support Student Outcomes.
• Priority 2: Maximizing Academic Performance.
• Priority 3: Maximizing Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Opportunities, Performance, and Engagement.
• Priority 4: Planning, Preparing, and Maintaining Facilities and Environments for Learning.
• Priority 5: Obtaining and Maintaining Top Rated District Recognition

Navarro Independent School District announced a $120 million bond election scheduled to take place on May 4, 2024. The decision to call the bond election came after the Board reviewed the work of the District Long-Range Master Planning Committee, consisting of 33 community members, parents, students, faculty, and staff, dedicating their time from November 2023 to January 2024 to assess the current state of the district, demographics, areas no longer meeting current standards, financial impacts, and opportunities with current facilities. 

The bond election, unanimously approved 7-0 by the Board of Trustees, consisting of a $120 million bond is divided into three separate propositions to address current legal requirements:

Proposition A: Growth & Reinvestment - $73,700,000

• New Elementary 2-5 Campus on New Site
• Existing Elementary and Intermediate Refresh
• Safety and Security Enhancements (Access Control, Video Surveillance, & Video Intercom)
• Chiller Replacement at Existing High School
• Drives and Parking
• Project Contingencies
• Jr High Remodel/Refresh/Expansion (Classroom construction, corridor/covered walkway, construction, paint, flooring, electrical)

Proposition B: New Athletic Stadium - $35,500,000

• Football, Soccer, Track & Field Facilities (7,000 seating)
• Concessions, Restrooms, and Field House

Proposition C: New Baseball & Softball Turf Fields, Tennis Courts, Restrooms, & Concessions - $10,800,000

• New Baseball & Softball Turf Fields
• Tennis Courts
• Restrooms and Concessions

We want to thank all who voted in the bond election. The District and Board of Trustees is committed to supporting the students, families, and staff of Navarro ISD with open communication, fiscal responsibility, and collaborative visioning for the future through engagement of students, families, staff, and community members. We are grateful for the passage of Bond Proposition A, B and C.  Of the 859 votes cast, the results were:

• Proposition A:  69.62% for and 30.38% against
• Proposition B:  59.67% for and 40.33% against
• Proposition C:  60.37% for and 39.63% against

We will continue our mission to grow our students, our district and our community by building collaborative partnerships to cultivate positive relationships that grow successful students; helping them make connections that prepare them for their future. The results of this election help to shape our planning for the future and guide our operational decisions.

We will continue our commitment to communication and transparency and will be posting design and construction/renovation updates on the Bond 2024 AT WORK page as the projects get underway.

Sincerely, 

Mandy Epley