Education
Survey leans in favor of potential GCISD bond Grapevine-Colleyville ISD board members got a preview Nov. 13 of how community members might vote on a potential bond program in 2024. In a nutshell The research firm Baselice and Associates conducted a survey of 401 GCISD community members from Nov. 1-3. President and CEO Mike Baselice said the survey questions focused on three potential bond propositions. In the survey, Proposition A would issue $147 million in bonds to build new facilities or renovate existing ones. Proposition B would issue $12 million for instruc- tional technology purchases. Proposition C would issue $6 million for swim center renovations. Baselice noted a significant difference when respondents were more informed about each bal- lot item, with respondents voting more favorably toward the propositions.
Board OKs new hospital sponsorship The Carroll ISD board of trustees approved Nov. 13 a sponsorship agreement with Methodist Southlake Medical Center, which will generate $190,750 over the two-year contract, according to CISD Marketing Coordinator Beth Robb. The specifics Methodist Southlake Medical Center will have three designated spots for signage: • The facade of the main entrance • Inside on the facade of the press box • The facade on visitor-side seating The venue will still say Dragon Stadium on it, but Robb noted the wording could say Dragon Stadium sponsored by Methodist Southlake Center.
Survey says
For
Against
Unsure
Responses in the initial ballot were as follows:
Proposition A
44%
45%
11%
Proposition B
50%
40%
10%
Proposition C
50%
43%
7%
Responses after learning more about the issues: Proposition A
60%
34%
6%
Proposition B
66%
31%
3%
Proposition C
63%
34%
3%
SOURCES: BASELICE AND ASSOCIATES, GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD/COMMUNITY IMPACT
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