During a called meeting on January 16, Fairfield ISD’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to call a $105,395,000 bond election for the May 3, 2025 ballot. If approved, the bond proposal will address aging facilities, safety improvements, enhance academic learning environments, expand Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, and prepare the district for future growth. Proposed projects include a new high school with a 600-student capacity and new auditorium with 40% more seating capacity, along with districtwide renovations and improvements at the elementary, intermediate, and junior high campuses, and safety and security improvements.
The district’s Bond Advisory Committee consisted of over 20 members including staff members, community members, and parents. The committee met once a month each month since August. The committee members offered unique perspectives as the group worked to identify district needs.
After participating in facility tours to assess facility needs, meeting with the District’s Financial Advisor, and analyzing budget and cost estimates, the committee came to a consensus and prioritized facility projects to recommend to the Board.
