DISTRICT SNAPSHOT

STUDENTS ENROLLED

DAY 1 2017: 1,513 DAY 1 2016: 1,472

1,513 WINNSBORO ISD

DISTRICT SNAPSHOT

2017 U.S. NEWS

AND WORLD REPORT

AMERICA’S BEST HIGH SCHOOLS

WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL Grades 9 - 12

WINNSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Grades Head Start - 4

MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL Grades 5 - 8

DISTRICT SNAPSHOT

BOND PLANNING PROCESS

Committee reviewed options & developed

consensus agreement

District formed bond planning committee

Citizens committee made a recommendation to Board of Trustees to

build a new high school & reconfigure

campuses to accommodate future

growth.

Committee toured facilities & reviewed

existing facility conditions

Board called a bond election for $31.5M

2016 EARLY 2017 JUN-AUG 2017 AUG 2017 AUG 2017

THE COMMITTEE DID THEIR HOMEWORK

40 COMMITTEE MEMBERS WHO ARE

WINNSBORO ISD RESIDENTS, PARENTS, FORMER

TEACHERS/ADMINISTRATORS & COMMUNITY LEADERS

243 HOURS SPENT

DEVELOPING THIS PLAN

NEW BOND PROGRAM

NEW HIGH SCHOOL WITH CTE COMPLEX NEW BASEBALL & SOFTBALL FIELDS

SAFETY & SECURITY UPGRADES TO ALL CAMPUSES

P R O P O S E D B O N D A M O U N T $31,500,000

D I S T R I C T C O N T R I B U T I O N

$1,000,000: New school furniture, equipment, technology

$2,000,000:

Facility improvements across district to allow for reconfiguration.

• New high school to include Career and Technical Education (CTE) offerings. • Elimination of all academic portables on main campuses.

Academic portables presently in use: • WES – 4 portables

• Head Start, Art, Reading Success/Literacy Library, Special Education

• MMS – 2 portables • Science/Life Skills, ESL/Study Skills, ELA/Reading Resource

• WHS – 6 portables and 1 metal building • Spanish 1-3 • Science: PAP Chemistry, PAP Physics, Robotics, Principles of Technology • Social Studies: Government/Economics, World History • Resource Math and ELA • Art, Professional Communications/Journalism, Computer Science, ISS • Repurposed building at track currently used for Robotics build space

WHAT’S INCLUDED

PROPOSED PROJECTS

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NEW HIGH SCHOOL

NEW BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL FIELD

FUTURE FACILITY

EXISTING

POTENTIAL 2017 BOND

FUTURE

FUTURE FIELDS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

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PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL

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EXPANSION

NEW DRIVE

NEW PARKING

NEW PARKING

NEW DROP-OFF / PARKING

NEW DROP-OFF / PARKING

N E W H I G H S C H O O L

BASEBALL SOFTBALL

FUTURE FACILITIES

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PROPOSED LOCATION

On existing WHS Baseball Field

*This view is from the corner of Coke Road and Post Oak.

WINNSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL • Current building will house Head Start – 2nd

MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL • Current building will house 3rd – 5th

WINNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL • Current building will house 6th – 8th

POTENTIAL RECONFIGURATIONS

$7.52 $15.04 $22.56 $37.60 $52.65

INCREASE PER MONTH INCREASE PER DAY

25¢ 50¢ 75¢

$1.25 $1.75

WHAT’S THE TAX IMPACT

HOME VALUE

$50,000 $75,000

$100,000 $150,000 $200,000

WHAT’S THE TAX IMPACT

TAX RATE IMPACT = $180.50 PER YEAR ($15.04 PER MONTH)

2017-2018 CURRENT TAX RATE

AVG. HOME $75,000 EXEMPTIONS $25,000

TAXABLE $50,000 TAX RATE 1.17%

ANNUAL TAXES $585

AFTER BONDS ARE ISSUED PROPOSED TAX RATE BASED ON

CURRENT VALUATIONS AND TAX BASE

AVG. HOME $75,000 EXEMPTIONS $25,000

TAXABLE $50,000 TAX RATE 1.531%

ANNUAL TAXES $765.50

VOTERS 65+ = NO TAX INCREASE

65+ No tax increase on your homestead if you or your spouse are age 65 years or older and have received a homestead exemption. *Improvements to the homestead may be impacted. *Eligible residents qualify for exemption on the day they become 65 or disabled. See County Tax Collector for details. $0

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IN PERSON EARLY VOTING INFORMATION

E A R LY V O T I N G A D D R E S S C I T Y

Winnsboro ISD Westbrook Building* 207 E. Pine Street Winnsboro

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POLLING PLACE

VOTING INFORMATION – November 7, 2017

E L E C T I O N D AY V O T I N G / / 7 A M – 7 P M A D D R E S S C I T Y

Precincts 3-1 & 4-1: Carrol Green Civic Center 602 McAllister Street Quitman Precinct 3-2 : Holly Lake Volunteer Fire Department 126 PR 7869 Holly Lake Ranch Precincts 4-2 & 4-3: Winnsboro City Auditorium Hwy 515 to Wheeler Dr. Winnsboro

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POLLING PLACES FOR WOOD COUNTY VOTERS – Voter Must Vote In Precinct Where Registered

VOTING INFORMATION – November 7, 2017 S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S AT U R D AY

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POLLING PLACES FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY VOTERS - Voter Must Vote In Precinct Where Registered E L E C T I O N D AY V O T I N G / / 7 A M – 7 P M A D D R E S S C I T Y

Precinct 301: Franklin County Annex East 502 E. Main Street Mount Vernon Precinct 302: Franklin County Building 1013 N. Main Street Winnsboro Precinct 402: South Franklin Community Center 3150 FM 1448 Scroggins

VOTING INFORMATION – November 7, 2017 S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S AT U R D AY

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POLLING PLACES FOR HOPKINS COUNTY VOTERS - Voter May Vote At Any Vote Center Location In The County. E L E C T I O N D AY V O T I N G C E N T E R S / / 7 A M – 7 P M

All Vote Centers – 12 Locations Details on the following slide

VOTING INFORMATION – November 7, 2017

POLLING PLACES FOR HOPKINS COUNTY VOTERS - Voter May Vote At Any Vote Center Location In The County. E L E C T I O N D AY V O T I N G / / 7 A M – 7 P M A D D R E S S C I T Y

Precinct 1: Lutheran Church 1000 Texas Street Sulphur Springs Precinct 2A: Morning Chapel Missionary Baptist Church 208 Fuller Street Sulphur Springs Precinct 3: Courthouse 118 Church Street Sulphur Springs Precinct 3A: Grace Family Church 1901 Loop 301 East Sulphur Springs Precinct 4: Civic Center 1200 Houston Street Sulphur Springs Precinct 4A: League Street Church Of Christ 1100 South League Sulphur Springs Precinct 5: Saltillo ISD 150 CR 3534 Saltillo Precinct 11: Cumby Municipal Building 100 E. Main Street Cumby Precinct 12: Sulphur Bluff ISD 1027 CR 3550 Sulphur Bluff Precinct 13: Como-Pickton CISD 13017 TX Hwy 11 E Como Precinct 16: Miller Grove ISD 7819 FM 275 South Cumby Precinct 17: North Hopkins ISD 1994 FM 71 W Sulphur Springs Precinct EV: Tax Office/J. P. Offices (J.P. #2 Courtroom) 128 Jefferson St. Sulphur Springs

DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE • October 10, 2017

WHO CAN VOTE • ANY qualified voter who lives in WISD

APPLICATION FOR BALLOT BY MAIL • Contact the Election Administrator for details:

Laura Wise: lwise@mywoodcounty.com • Applications must be received by October 27, 2017

VOTING INFORMATION

QUESTIONS?

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