Bond Information

A little over seven years after the Klein ISD community overwhelmingly voted for the 2015 Bond, the District is wrapping up the last of the 2015 Bond projects.

On May 9, 2015, voters authorized the sale of $498.1 million in school bonds to construct new schools, upgrade school safety and security features, purchase property, acquire new buses, renovate existing campuses, and purchase 21st-century technology for student learning.

Since the successful passage of the 2015 Bond, Klein ISD has remained a fast-growth school district, with the student population growing by nearly 10 percent. As a result, Klein ISD is now the 16th largest public school district out of 1,029 in Texas and has continued to add new students while remaining a high-performing, sought-after destination for families moving to the greater Houston area.

The 2015 Bond was an investment in our community, our students, our educators, and our facilities. Since 2004, our community has approved nearly $1.4 billion in school bonds, allowing us to stay focused on providing outstanding opportunities for every student. Sixteen new schools were constructed to account for Klein’s fast growth, and every campus has received capital improvements, safety and security upgrades, and technology enhancements.

“The overwhelming support of the 2015 Bond is just another example of the faithful support we enjoy from our wonderful Klein ISD community,” said Dr. Jenny McGown, Klein ISD Superintendent. “We are so grateful for this continued investment in our tradition of excellence that keeps Klein a place we are all proud to call our home."

In addition to major 2015 Bond projects including the construction of Klein Cain High School, Hofius Intermediate, and Fox Elementary, a significant portion of the 2015 Bond was allocated to safety and security upgrades for all elementary and intermediate campuses.

“Thanks to the overwhelming community support of the 2015 Bond, and by extension, support of the work we do to properly care for and maintain 9.3 million square feet of learning and support space, we have been able to continue to build and maintain best-in-class, safe learning environments for our students and our community,” said Robert Robertson, Associate Superintendent of Facilities and School Services.

Thank you, Klein Community, for investing in the future of our students and our continued high-quality learning experiences for EVERY student in Klein ISD. Your dedication to this effort is greatly appreciated.
 

Bond Blueprint

Elementary Schools

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Benfer Elementary

Benignus Elementary

Bernshausen Elementary

Blackshear Elementary

Brill Elementary

Ehrhardt Elementary

Eiland Elementary

Epps Island Elementary

Fox Elementary

Frank Elementary

French Elementary

Grace England Early Childhood & Pre-K Center

Greenwood Forest Elementary

Hassler Elementary

Haude Elementary

Kaiser Elementary

Klenk Elementary

Kohrville Elementary

Krahn Elementary

Kreinhop Elementary

Kuehnle Elementary

Lemm Elementary

Mahaffey Elementary

McDougle Elementary

Metzler Elementary

Mittelstadt Elementary

Mueller Elementary

Nitsch Elementary

Northampton Elementary

Roth Elementary

Schultz Elementary

Theiss Elementary

Zwink Elementary

Intermediate Schools

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Doerre Intermediate

Hildebrandt Intermediate

Hofius Intermediate

Kleb Intermediate

Klein Intermediate

Krimmel Intermediate

Schindewolf Intermediate

Strack Intermediate

Ulrich Intermediate

Wunderlich Intermediate

High Schools

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Klein Cain High School

Klein Collins High School

Klein Forest High School

Klein High School

Klein Oak High School

Vistas High School Program

On May 10, 2008, the voters of Klein passed a bond referendum for $646.9 million dollars to address growth, renovations,
safety and security, and technology. Below is a list of projects that are completed or are in progress. Additional information
is provided by clicking on the underlined projects. You may also visit the other links provided at the left of this page, to find
out the history of the 2008 Bond Plan, the demographic study and prior bond elections in Klein.

2008 Bond Financial Update 

* C indicates Complete; IP indicates In Progress; NS indicates Not Started; D indicates Delayed

On October 2, 2004, the voters of Klein passed a bond referendum for $224 million dollars to address growth, safety and security, 21st century learning technology and equity. Below is a list of projects that are completed or are in progress. You may also visit the other links provided at the left of this page, to find out the history of the 2004 Bond Plan, the demographic study and prior bond elections in Klein.

Year Initiated	Project	Cost	*Status
2005	PE Facilities - Kuehnle, Mittelstadt, & Roth	$2,618,000	C
2005	Miscellaneous Projects - Northampton, Brill, Haude, Greenwood Forest, Nitsch, & Schultz Clinics; Hildebrandt & Wunderlich Science Lab Remodels; Various Athletics & Paving Jobs	$3,413,200	C
2005	Mold Remediation/Rebuild - Northampton, Greenwood Forest, Haude & Epps Island	$8,000,000	C
2005	Rebrick - Klein High School Auditorium	$448,888	C
2005	Benignus Elementary School	$10,788,535	C
2005	Krimmel Intermediate Design	$750,000	C
2005	Vistas High School of Choice Site Acquisition (5.91 acres + building)	$1,325,000	C
2005	Vistas High School of Choice	$2,721,959	C
2005	Addition/Remodel - Klein Forest High School	$12,712,585	C
2005	Three Temporary Buildings	$204,370	C
2005	Stadium Lighting - Klein Intermediate, Doerre & Strack	$408,664	C
2005	HVAC Projects - Klein Oak, Klein Forest, Klein High, Strack, Brill, Nitsch	$1,444,325	C
2005	Fire Alarm Projects - Benfer, Haude & Wunderlich	$389,920	C
2005	Energy Conservation Projects - Ehrhardt & Nitsch	$250,000	C
2005	Roofing Project - Brill, Klein Intermediate, Maintenance Center	$555,730	C