US EditionNo tax rate increase vs. ‘this is a property tax increase’ and more – exploring LISD’s $290 million school bond - Lubbock Lights
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No tax rate increase vs. ‘this is a property tax increase’ and more – exploring LISD’s $290 million school bond - Lubbock Lights
Hodges Elementary School would be one of six LISD schools to be consolidated. Image by Terry Greenberg. Lubbock ISD promises if voters approve a $290 million bond package on the May 3 ballot – the district’s first bond election in seven years – the tax rate will not go up. That’s true. But when you look at the ballot, at the end of the language describing the issue, it says: “This is a property tax increase.” But voting for the bond does not au…
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