Robinson ISD Voters to Consider $81 Million Bond for School Replacement and Upgrades
Robinson ISD voters are set to decide on an $81 million bond measure that would fund the replacement of the district's junior high school, built in 1969, and include student safety enhancements and playground upgrades.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 9, 2026 — Robinson Independent School District is preparing to present a significant bond measure to its voters, proposing an $81 million investment aimed at modernizing school facilities and enhancing student well-being. The central component of the proposed bond is the replacement of the district’s junior high school.
The current junior high school building was constructed in 1969, making it over five decades old. District officials indicate that the proposed bond would fund the construction of a new facility to replace the aging structure. Beyond a new junior high, the measure also allocates funds for critical student safety enhancements across the district and upgrades to playground facilities.
The specifics of the voting date and further details regarding the proposed safety enhancements and playground upgrades were not provided in the summary. The outcome of this measure will be determined by voter approval.
Story summarized from the original created by Olivea Herzberg on www.kwtx.com, see more information here.
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