Student Program Facilities
PROP C
Proposition C includes the proposed construction of three new high school indoor multi-purpose facilities designed to support student programs during inclement weather and extreme heat.
THREE INDOOR MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITIES
What’s Included
Three New Indoor Facilities
Construction of three indoor multi-purpose facilities to serve Irving ISD high schools.
Student Program Support
Facilities designed to support multiple student programs:
These facilities will be used by JROTC programs, marching band, drill team, color guard, athletics, STEM, cheerleading, Field Day and more.
Year-Round Accessibility
Allows for student programs, practices, and events to continue consistently throughout the year without weather-related interruptions.
The proposed bond includes three indoor multi-purpose facilities at Irving ISD high schools. If approved by voters, these facilities would provide indoor practice space during periods of extreme heat and severe weather and accommodate athletics and other student programs throughout the year.
Indoor Multi-Purpose Facilities
UNDERSTANDING INDOOR MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITIES
Provides indoor practice space during periods of extreme heat and severe weather.
Designed to accommodate football, soccer, baseball, softball, wrestling and track programs.
Can provide a practice space for marching band, color guard, drill team, drum line, cheerleading and JROTC.
Designed for use in multiple student activities throughout the year.
Facility Use During Weather-Related Restrictions
During the 2025 school year, Irving ISD experienced multiple weather-related impacts, affecting the ability to safely conduct outdoor activities.
The Facility Planning Committee (FPC) recommended the proposed Multi-Purpose Facilities after evaluating existing district facilities, enrollment and program needs and long-term facility priorities. These facilities would provide safe, climate-controlled spaces for athletics, fine arts and other District programs while helping protect students from extreme weather and supporting compliance with UIL's 2023 Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) safety guidelines.
The Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) measurement evaluates heat stress by considering factors such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, solar radiation, sun angle and cloud cover. The Heat Index only considers temperature and humidity.
PROPOSITION SUMMARY
Estimated Proposition Amount
$60.2 M
Proposed Scope Includes
Three new indoor multi-purpose facilities
Flexible indoor practice space
Shared facilities for multiple student programs
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