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TISD holds first meeting on potential bond - Vimarsana News

TISD holds first meeting on potential bond

Temple ISD Superintendent Bobby Ott called the district’s first citizen advisory committee meeting on Thursday at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center “a good starting point.” The newly-assembled collective was developed to help gauge taxpayer support for a potential 2021 bond that would be decided through two propositions. Ott told the Telegram that the first proposition is currently estimated to fall between $165 million to $175, while the second proposition for improvements to Wildcat Stadium is estimated at $6.5 million. “I don’t know how this (bond) i...

TISD proposed bond meeting Thursday night - Vimarsana News

TISD proposed bond meeting Thursday night

Temple school administrators will hold a community meeting on a proposed bond at 6 tonight p.m. Thursday at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center, 3303 N. Third St.,

Ralph Wilson summer camp starst Monday - Vimarsana News

Ralph Wilson summer camp starst Monday

The Ralph Wilson Youth Club will kick off its annual summer camp program Monday, and Executive Director Brett Williams is excited to welcome area children back for a series of

TISD seeks input for proposed bond - Vimarsana News

TISD seeks input for proposed bond

For the first time in decades, Temple school administrators are seeing student population growth as a Central Texas housing boom continues as more families look to the city to call

540 graduate from Temple High School - Vimarsana News

540 graduate from Temple High School

“I think the answer does not lie in finding the right summit, but rather in the path you take to get there,” Elliott Grace Abel, valedictorian, said Saturday during the