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Facilities committee recommends third high school, two elementaries as district growth accelerates
Summary
A 42-member facilities planning committee told the board Magnolia ISD enrollment is 15,029 and projected to reach roughly 18,000 within five years; the committee recommended a third high school, two elementary campuses, bus purchases, land acquisition and facility upgrades.
Representatives of the recently formed Facilities Planning Committee presented results of six meetings and recommendations tied to rapid district growth. Committee leads said Magnolia ISD currently serves 15,029 students and projected enrollment to reach about 18,000 within five years; campus capacity concerns highlighted Audubon and Williams elementaries and Magnolia West High School.
Specific recommendations included planning for a third high school, two additional elementary campuses, additional school buses, land acquisition, upgrades to existing facilities, installation of turf at both high schools' baseball and softball fields, and construction of co‑curricular open‑air multipurpose facilities at each high school. The committee described its 42 members as parents, alumni, business and civic leaders, volunteers and educators.
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