Bond Election

Wednesday on Sunrise Lubbock with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilwoman Latrelle Joy joined Dave and Tom to talk about the approval to have a vote on the street bond, homelessness in Lubbock, the city budget and the tax rate, water conservation and water towers, and more...

Wednesday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, Lubbock City Councilman Jeff Griffith joined Dave and Matt to talk about a bond proposal, crime and Lubbock and possible police pay raises, city charter changes, water bonds, renovations to the Lubbock airport, and more...

Wednesday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, Dave Marcinkowski joined Dave and Matt to talk about the LCISD Bond proposal currently on the ballot, what is actually being voted on, and what they would do with the money. The Lubbock Cooper Independent School District currently has early voting open for the $420 million bond that covers 3 major areas, being new schools including a high

During a special meeting on Monday, February 8th, the Lubbock-Cooper ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a $420 million bond proposal and called for a May election.

Tuesday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, the Superintendent of the Lubbock Independent School District Dr. Kathy Rollo joined Dave and Matt to talk about the new Anita Carmona Harrison elementary school, what they are looking for with Texas legislation, charter schools, the updated virtual learning numbers, getting staff vaccinated, a new Coronado coach, AgriSTEM expansion and more

The bond package includes funds to build a second high school, new middle school and new elementary school.

With the first 9 weeks of school over, Dr. Rollo is happy with how the schools have been doing, and the changes that they have made. "We've had an excellent start. It's been great. Everything's been smooth, students are working hard, everything's going well."

Another plan they hope to put into motion with this bond is the consolidation of three elementary schools in North Lubbock. After a location for the school is found and the facility is constructed, Guadalupe, Jackson, and Wright Elementary schools would have their student base consolidated into one location.

KFYO Poll of the Day

Wednesday on Lubbock's First News, David Vroonland, Superintendent of Frenship ISD, gave some details on the $85.2 million proposed bond election that will increase size, number, and quality of the school district's buildings to pace increased student enrollment...