Entity	Amount		For		Notes
	Aldine ISD	$365,000,000		8 new schools, tech upgrades, renovations
	Alvord ISD	$6,000,000		Addition to high school and construction of a new junior high school
	Bastrop ISD	$98,000,000		New high school, land acquisition, stadium and performing arts center		Issue is divided into three propositions
	Bee County	$3,900,000		Facilities Improvement
	Borger ISD	$39,850,000		Construction, renovation and equipment of school buildings and buses
	Bowie ISD	$20,000,000		Construction of new high school and related facilities
	Brady ISD	$14,500,000		New high school
	Brock ISD	$23,000,000		New high school, athletic upgrades, and some improvements to existing facilities
	Bushland ISD	$21,500,000		New middle school, new cafeteria at the existing middle school, field house for the high school and buses
	Caddo Mills ISD	$17,170,000		New elementary school, upgrades to existing elementary school, transportation facility and administration building
	Canton ISD	$22,800,000		Improvements to elementary and high school campuses		Will be divided into two propositions.  The district worked with Huckabee & Associates to formulate the bond proposal.
	Canyon ISD	$30,500,000		Two new elementary schools, science labs
	Center ISD	$9,650,000		New elementary school, additions to intermediate campus, conversion of old elementary campus,		Will combine bond funding with $4.34 million in other funds to complete projects.
	Chapel Hill ISD	$18,000,000		Facility improvements and expansions		Incorporates projects in a $16 million bond issue voters defeated last November with three additional projects.
	China Spring ISD	$22,000,000		New intermediate campus and classroom additions. Conversion of current intermediate campus to central administration headquarters.
	City of Alice	$20,000,000		Water and wastewater infrastructure improvements
	City of Allen	$80,000,000		Maintenance facilities, city building renovations, street work, parks/recreation facilities, public art project, and public safety buildings
	City of Boerne	$21,470,000		CIP projects including a new library, police and fire facilities, parkland and walkway improvements.		Divided into 5 propositions.  The bond committee has recommended $7.7 million for a new 20,000-square-foot police station and an 8,000-square-foot municipal court building.  An additional $2.55 million has been earmarked for the fire station expansion.
	City of Burleson	$18,700,000		Parks and Recreation (sports complex, soccer fields, and trails)
	City of Decatur	$5,000,000		Water plant expansion work
	City of Katy	$7,500,000		Street repairs, a new court building, fire department renovations.
	City of Longview	$26,000,000		Parks, transportation, infrastructure
	City of Mineola	$4,180,000		Street renovations
	City of Pearland	$162,000,000		Roads, drainage, public safety buildings, parks, natatorium and rec center, and library expansion
	City of San Antonio	$550,000,000		Streets, drainage, parks
	City of Shenandoah	$19,500,000		New roads, improved drainage, new water and sewer lines
	City of Waco	$63,000,000		New fire and police stations, convention center renovation, and improvements to parks, libraries and the Texas Ranges Hall of Fame
	Clarksville ISD	$12,000,000		Construction of a new elementary school and renovation of existing school facilities.
	Clear Creek ISD	$183,100,000		New schools, renovations, buses, security upgrades
	College of the Mainland	$103,000,000		Expansion and renovation of existing buildings.  New health building and new technology building.		Bond issue would pay for four phases of construction.
	College Station ISD	$67,400,000		A new elementary school, athletic facility renovations
	Commerce ISD	$14,000,000		Replacement of AC Williams campus
	Crowley ISD	$416,800,000		Possible projects include new schools at all levels, an agricultural facility, district career and technology center, athletic and HS fine arts facilities improvements, elementary school security improvements, shared athletic complex, and other maintenance and renovations across the district.
	Del Valle ISD	$105,800,000		New Opportunity Center, Del Valle HS Expansion, HS site infrastructure, new middle school, new elementary school, site acquisition and infrastructure development for the new elementary and middle school sites, district-wide technology, security, accessibility and energy management.
	D'Hannis ISD	$4,300,000		New library, computer center, cafetorium, a science center, four instructional classrooms, a maintenance center, a band and music center, student lockers; an athletic practice field; a covered elementary play area, a walkway, parking area, and directional signage.
	Edcouch-Elsa ISD	$6,000,000		outdoor activity pavilions at most campuses, an athletic training field house, track improvements
	El Paso ISD	$230,000,000		New high school, middle school and 5 elementary schools
	Elgin ISD	$43,979,323		New middle school, high school additions, converting the existing middle school to an elementary school and District-wide capital improvements.
	Ellis County	$53,875,000		Bond to finance the construction of facility needs, including a Civil and Criminal Courts, Detention Center, and ADA upgrades.
	Everman ISD	$45,000,000		District facility improvements
	Floresville ISD	$63,000,000		High school renovation/expansion, elementary school reconfiguration, regional technology center
	Forney ISD	$70,100,000		Bond to address high school growth
	Fort Bend County	$153,000,000		Roads, bridges and drainage
	Franklin ISD	$17,000,000		Completion of HS and MS renovations, buses, technology upgrades, electrical upgrades, new furniture, auxiliary gym, land acquisition		Divided into two propositions
	Frenship ISD	$128,000,000		Three new schools (two elementary, one middle), renovations, high school additions
	Graham ISD	$30,000,000		Major HS upgrade or new campus		Two propositions
	Grand Prairie ISD	$222,000,000		New Career & Technology Center, activity centers at high schools, science labs, new elementary school, elementary school additions/renovations, upgrades and replacement of aging equipment
	Grayson County College	$45,000,000		Baseline renovations ($19M) and new construction ($25.7M)		Renovations include Learning Resource Center, Fine Arts building, gym, T-Wing and other buildings.  New construction includes a new Career and Technology building and Arts and Communications Center.  Improvements will also be made to the Student Center.
	Hardin-Jefferson ISD	$33,750,000		New high school, new elementary school on old HS site
	Hays County	$202,000,000		Highway improvement package plus parks and open space acquisition		Proposition 1 - $172 million Proposition 2 - $30 million
	Howard College	$21,600,000		Building renovations and upgrades at Big Spring campus
	Huffman ISD	$20,400,000		New administration building, new stadium, technological improvements for primary campuses, three science labs and two math/science/art labs.
	Iraan-Sheffield ISD	$28,850,000		New $23 million educational complex including a high school, junior high, elementary, auditorium, band hall and shop facilities, and $5.85 million to renovate the existing old high school gym, the junior high gym, library, cafeteria, the Sheffield campus, field house, concession stand, bus barn and to purchase new buses.
	Kemp ISD	$23,000,000		New high school and campus renovations
	La Vernia ISD	$34,700,000
	Lake Dallas ISD	$25,000,000		Renovation and construction of Lake Dallas elementary and central admin building, High School stadium expansion, and future technology needs
	Lampasas ISD	$48,800,000		New high school, elementary school and middle school renovations		$43.5 million bond failed in Nov. 2006.  A phone survey was conducted in Jan. 2007 to get input on a future bond election.
	Lancaster ISD	$142,000,000		New schools, land purchase, laptops, technology upgrades, high school additions, buses and vehicles		Divided into six propositions
	Llano ISD	$14,000,000		A/C repairs, roof replacements, technology infrastructure, buses
	Manor ISD	$110,000,000		Three new elementary and one new middle school, plus renovations and other items
	Matagorda ISD	$5,600,000		Renovations and new construction
	Medina Valley ISD	$48,800,000
	Mesquite ISD	$180,000,000		Construction, renovation and technology
	Midland ISD	$37,000,000		Added classrooms, early childhood & athletics		Divided into two propositions
	Milsap ISD	$15,500,000		New elementary school, middle school improvements, football stadium/athletic complex, and high school additions		Football stadium/athletic complex will have its own separate proposition
	Mineola ISD	$4,180,000		City street repair
	Neches ISD	$5,250,000		School buildings
	Needville ISD	$60,000,000
	New Caney ISD	$56,600,000		New high school plus furniture and equipment, a ninth elementary school and district-wide improvements
	North East ISD	$498,000,000		Four new schools, upgrades and new facilities including air-conditioned gyms at every campus, and a new football/soccer stadium.
	Northside ISD	$700,000,000		Twelve new schools, upgrades, renovations and classroom additions
	Oakwood ISD	$5,500,000		Construction of a new 8-classroom elementary school on an existing campus.  Also, construction of new support facilities, including a new centralized cafeteria, life skills classroom, nurse's clinic and gym.
	Paris ISD	$37,000,000		Refurbish existing facilities and construct a new high school
	Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD	$35,000,000		Funds to cover construction cost shortfalls from the previous bond issue, a additional elementary school and athletic facilities
	Pleasant Grove ISD	$29,500,000		Projects include building a new intermediate school and renovations at the elementary, middle school and high schools
	Pleasanton ISD	$8,500,000		Performing arts center		Bond election will allow the district to apply for state funds.  If awarded, the State will pay 60% of the bond payment.
	Port Neches-Groves ISD	$122,914,049		Two new middle schools and repair and renovation to the elementary schools, high school and stadium.
	Premont ISD	$9,600,000		New elementary school
	Rains ISD	$14,700,000		New elementary school and new field house athletic facility
	Red Oak ISD	$95,000,000		New high school, elementary school and renovations		Voters rejected a $90 million bond proposal in May 2006.
	Robstown ISD	$15,500,000		Two new elementary schools on existing property
	Rockdale ISD	$28,800,000		Renovation of Rockdale HS and a new primary school
	Rockwall ISD	$198,150,000		New elementary schools, conversion of Utley Freshman Center into a third middle school, expansion of Rockwall-Heath High School, land acquisition, planning for a third high school, expansion of Collins-Lake Pointe Elementary, expansion of other elementary schools to accommodate full-day kindergarten throughout the district, stadium project, aquatics center, and facilities for early childhood education.
	Rogers ISD	$8,900,000		New elementary school plus improvements at present facilities such as a science lab, computer lab, safety measures and building maintenance
	San Angelo ISD	$130,000,000		New high school, high school expansion, and two new elementary schools.
	San Marcos CISD	$14,300,000		New bond election to complete projects funded by the 2004 bond.
	Skidmore-Tynan ISD	$3,900,000		Will fund a variety of campus improvements
	South San Antonio ISD	$37,200,000		District support facilities, ADA improvements, facility renovations, community facilities, and athletic fields construction/renovation.
	Splendora ISD	$26,000,000		Elementary school, a career and technology building, roof repairs, renovations and technology needs
	Spring ISD	$280,000,000		Renovations projects, new facilities and equipment		$385 million bond initiative failed in 2005.
	Sunnyvale ISD	$25,000,000		New high school
	Temple ISD	$20,000,000		New science labs, an agriculture science center, renovations to the Temple High School auditorium and technology improvements to all of the district's 600 classrooms.
	Terrell County ISD	$14,000,000		Upgrade facilities throughout the three campuses, athletic fields and other facilities.
	Texarkana ISD	$27,000,000		Facility renovation projects (new roof and expanding the cafeteria at Texas High, a new performing arts center and improvements at Grim Stadium).
	Thrall ISD	$7,950,000		New high school plus district-wide renovations
	Tomball ISD	$198,000,000		New schools, facility upgrades, new buses, additional security cameras & equipment, technology command center upgrade
	Town of Hickory Creek	$5,600,000		Roads, drainage and additional city buildings (animal shelter, public works)		Ballot will have four separate propositions
	United ISD	$400,000,000		Twelve new campuses (six elementary, two middle and four ninth grade campuses)
	Van Alstyne ISD	$13,500,000		Two propositions: $8 million for campus improvements, $5.5 for multi-purpose stadium
	Van Vleck ISD	$21,800,000		Construction of new high school campus and other renovations
	Victoria ISD	$159,000,000		Two new high schools, one new middle school, two new elementary schools, additions to Crain Middle School, building a district events center, and capital improvements on various campuses.
	Waelder ISD	$3,835,000		New facilities and renovations
	Total	$8,013,753,372