Election day is Saturday, May 3, 2025.

Spring Branch Independent School District (SBISD) will hold its next election on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Voters will have the opportunity to vote for board member candidates and four separate bond proposals. Eligible voters within SBISD are encouraged to participate. Early voting details and Election Day information is included in this publication and on the SBISD website. www.springbranchisd.com

Election Information

What is on the ballot for Spring Branch ISD elections on May 3, 2025?

• Three seats for the Spring Branch ISD Board of Trustees
• Four propositions under the 2025 Bond

Early voting dates: April 22-29, 2025

Election Day: May 3, 2025

Spring Branch ISD Board of Trustees

• Candidates and positions
• Board of trustees website

Visit the 2025 Bond Election Information page for the following:

• Early voting and Election Day polling locations and times
• Forms of identification to bring with you when voting

On Feb. 3, 2025, the Board of Trustees called for a bond election after months of research, planning and conversation. A comprehensive assessment of targeted facilities was conducted by architects, engineers and other facility experts at PBK and PBK Sports, in coordination with district operations staff as well as central and campus-based athletics and performing-arts staff.

Watch 2025 Bond video

2025 Bond: A proposed bond program

The Spring Branch ISD Board of Trustees voted on Feb. 5, 2025, to call a $631.5 million bond election to appear on the May 3, 2025 ballot. The Board’s intent in calling this bond election is to provide upgrades to aging athletics facilities that will be used by current and future generations of SBISD students and our community at-large.
View 2025 Bond overview (.pdf).

Propositions A, B, C and D

The Board is asking voters to consider four separate propositions on the ballot. Voters will cast their vote for each proposition separately.

Prop A:  High Schools

• Memorial High School overview (.pdf)
• Northbrook High School overview (.pdf)
• Spring Woods High School overview (.pdf)
• Stratford High School overview (.pdf)

Prop B:  Darrell Tully Stadium and Don Coleman Coliseum

• Darrell Tully Stadium
  Watch video
  Overview (.pdf)
• Don Coleman Coliseum
  Watch video
  Overview (.pdf)

Prop C:  W.W. Emmons Natatorium

• Watch video
  Overview (.pdf)

Prop D: Reggie Grob Stadium

• Watch video
  Overview (.pdf)

Map locations

View map locations for 2025 Bond propositions.

Why now, and why does this matter?

The average age of the facilities in the proposed bond is 58 years old.

By addressing critical needs, we ensure our athletics spaces remain as valuable community assets for the next 50 years - meeting SBISD standards, expanding opportunities for students and enhancing safety.

SBISD is dedicated to providing safe, modern, high-quality spaces that support student success. In our district, academics, athletics and performing arts are interconnected, shaping a well-rounded education.

Our athletics facilities serve as vital spaces where students gather, practice, perform and build skills that drive success in the classroom and beyond.

www.springbranchisd.com/2025BOND