Each of the three propositions stand on their own. Voters could approve all, none or some of the propositions. It's been 14 years since voters approved the last school bond election. The state does not provide enough funding to cover new construction, renovations and capital improvement projects. BISD is expected to grow by 800 students by 2032. Without bond funds to cover the costs of new classrooms and maintenance, the district will be unable to complete all the projects identified by the LRFPC.