Slaton ISD Seeks $50M in Bonds for New Schools and Facilities

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Slaton Independent School District in Texas is asking voters to approve over $50 million in bond measures to fund the construction of a new elementary school, additional classrooms, safety upgrades, and renovations, as well as the building of new baseball and softball stadiums, a track, and tennis courts. A second $2.8 million bond is proposed for upgrades to the football stadium.

Why it matters

The bond measures represent a significant investment in Slaton ISD's infrastructure and facilities, which will improve the educational and athletic experiences for students. As school districts across the country grapple with aging buildings and the need for modern learning environments, this vote reflects Slaton's commitment to providing high-quality resources for its community.

The details

The first $51 million bond would cover the construction of a new elementary school, additional classrooms, safety and security upgrades, and renovations across the district. The second $2.8 million bond is specifically earmarked for upgrades to the football stadium. If approved, the bond funds would allow Slaton ISD to build new baseball and softball stadiums, a track, and tennis courts to enhance the district's athletic facilities.

• Slaton ISD is asking residents to vote on the bond measures on May 6, 2026.

What’s next

If the bond measures are approved by voters, Slaton ISD will begin the process of planning and executing the construction projects outlined in the proposals.