Spring Hill ISD is asking voters to consider three bond propositions for facility maintenance and improvements. Early voting begins Monday, April 20, at the Spring Hill Junior High Gym Foyer.
If approved, the Spring Hill ISD 2026 bond proposal is designed to address educational and extracurricular facility projects across all campuses with no tax rate increase.
Spring Hill ISD can issue and repay the 15-year bonds for all projects in the 2026 bond proposal within the current school tax rate. The district is able to keep the tax rate stable for taxpayers due to the conservative structure of previous bonds issued and the Board of Trustees’ proactive efforts to pay down existing debt, which has increased the district's financial capacity to issue bonds.
It is important to note that on the ballot, voters will see, “THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE” listed under each proposition. This ballot language is required by the State of Texas and is not controlled by Spring Hill ISD. The Spring Hill ISD 2026 bond package will NOT increase the school tax rate on your property taxes. In fact, the tax rate will remain the same whether voters approve or deny the bond propositions.
For details visit: bit.ly/SHISD-Bond-2026.
