Georgetown Edition | May 2025

BY CHLOE YOUNG

GISD works to build bond-funded campuses Georgetown ISD is making progress on several bond projects, including High School No. 4, Elementary School No. 12, Middle School No. 3 and the new Frost Elementary. Why it matters The four facilities will make space for an additional 4,400 students, with 6,000 students projected to enroll at GISD in the new decade, according to a presentation from a May 5 board workshop. Also of note The district is building a new performing arts center for East View High School that will open in January 2028. Cooper Elementary will receive new playground equipment this summer. Forbes Middle School will receive fine arts and weight rooms additions and renovations by fall 2026.

GISD custodial services now in-house In June, Georgetown ISD will begin employing its own custodians at elementary campuses. The district is now hiring for around 50 custodial positions, said Clint Pruett, executive director of support services, at an April 22 board meeting. The backstory The district began outsourcing its custodial operations through constructed services in October 2022. GISD experienced significant staffing shortages following the COVID-19 pandemic but has intended to reinstate its custodial positions when feasible, Pruett said.

Bond projects underway

Scheduled open

Square feet

Student capacity

High School No. 4

Fall 2028

530,231

2,250

Middle School No. 3

Fall 2026

181,574

950

Elementary School No. 12

Fall 2026

124,744

850

New Frost Elementary

Fall 2025

127,540

1,300

SOURCE: GEORGETOWN ISD

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