📚 Socorro ISD is one of the largest employers in the community, and Prop A could increase salaries for more than 5,300 employees in the area. Watch the video to learn more about how Prop A would fund teacher and staff compensation. Learn more about Prop A at sisd.net/propa

#TeamSISD campuses connect with Partners in Education at annual expo. Read more: sisd.net/article/3122955 #SISD_PIE

LET’S TALK PROP A. 🗣️ Community meetings about Socorro ISD Proposition A begin today! Employees, parents, students and community members are invited to learn more, hear the details and ask questions. 📍 Tonight, Sept. 16 🏫 Montwood High School ⏰ 6 p.m. Can't make it today? Additional community meetings will be held throughout September and October, including a virtual meeting on Sept. 24. Learn more and see the full meeting schedule: sisd.net/article/3121184

📊 What would Proposition A fund? Proposition A would provide additional resources for locally identified priorities across Socorro ISD, including teacher and staff compensation, student programs, safety and security, student devices, and HVAC and bus replacements. House Bill 2 creates new revenue for the district, but it does not provide enough to sustain operations. Proposition A would help close the gap and provide resources for these district priorities. Explore the details of Prop A at sisd.net/propa

🏫 School Finance Quick Fact: Texas school districts have two tax rates. The M&O rate funds day-to-day operations, including teacher and staff compensation, student programs, supplies and maintenance. The I&S rate pays debt on bonds for construction, renovations and other capital projects. Proposition A would provide additional M&O funding for teacher and staff compensation, student programs, safety and security, technology, HVAC, and bus replacements. Find more information about Prop A at sisd.net/propa