Millsap ISD, state constitutional amendments elections Tuesday

Tuesday is the date for a statewide Texas constitutional amendments eletion, as well as the day voters in Millsap ISD will decide the fate of a proposed tax rate increase.

[concerned citizen]

Residents in Millsap ISD need to start attending the school board meetings, and asking some questions of the current board and superintendent. Millsap ISD is the 3rd highest taxed district in the state of Texas, and yet is broke and asking for a tax increase. Keep in mind the new school isnt even finished. Is there not enough money? Where did all the bond money go? Will we get to board up our school like Lipan did. Might as well, we didnt need it anyway. We have less students now then we did then. Makes you wonder. If you live in Millsap ISD, you should be questioning the people you have running the school.

[Kathy]

I completely agree with the concerned citizen. The Weatherford Democrat ran the story today of the failed tax election. A comment was made about some people arent supporting the school. Letting administrators spend all of the school districts money frivously, should not be confused with supporting the school. When the current administrators leave, tehy get to just leave. We have to live here and clean up there mess, financial and otherwise.

concerned citizen wrote:

Residents in Millsap ISD need to start attending the school board meetings, and asking some questions of the current board and superintendent. Millsap ISD is the 3rd highest taxed district in the state of Texas, and yet is broke and asking for a tax increase. Keep in mind the new school isnt even finished. Is there not enough money? Where did all the bond money go? Will we get to board up our school like Lipan did. Might as well, we didnt need it anyway. We have less students now then we did then. Makes you wonder. If you live in Millsap ISD, you should be questioning the people you have running the school.