If you voted no on the Pilot Point ISD bond because you could not absorb the increased costs, I get it.
However, the bond failing means the can has been kicked down the road, not that the need went away.
As I said in my first column encouraging voters to approve the bond, I've seen the reality and the cost of growth firsthand as an Aubrey ISD parent.
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