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Flour Bluff ISD
Location
Flour Bluff, TX
Year
2025
Bond Amount
$193.5 Million
No. of Propositions
3
In May 2025, Flour Bluff ISD voters approved a $193.5 million bond—the district’s first in over a decade. The bond includes major investments in infrastructure, safety, and instructional programs across all campuses, including the replacement of a 49-year-old central utility plant and improvements to NJROTC, fine arts, and the Oceans & Wetlands Program.
The Challenge
Many of Flour Bluff ISD’s buildings average over 50 years in age, with outdated systems and learning environments no longer aligned with current standards. The district had not passed a bond in more than 10 years, despite aging infrastructure and growing demands on student programming.
What We Did
Pfluger partnered with the district to facilitate a comprehensive facility assessment, guide community engagement, and develop clear visual communications that helped stakeholders understand the need and scope of proposed improvements.
Why Choose Us
Courtney Carpenter, Ed.D.
Argyle ISD Superintendent
Pfluger Architects made an incredible impact during our recent bond election, allowing Argyle ISD to address rapid growth with big vision, bold ideas, and hands-on support. From day one, they were responsive, collaborative, and fully invested in our success. Pfluger was not just a partner—they were a driving force behind our success.
Chris Steinbruck
Flour Bluff ISD Superintendent
From the very beginning, Cody Cunningham, David Young, Robby McGowen, and the entire team at Pfluger were more than consultants—they were teammates. Their steady guidance helped our district communicate clearly, engage authentically, and build the kind of trust that led to a successful election. They helped us do it the right way, and our community responded.
Stephanie Howard, Ed.D.
Midland ISD Superintendent
The one piece that I don’t know that anyone was really thinking about is the morale, the booster it gave our employees, our staff, our students. That the community was behind them and supported not only a bond, which is difficult to pass in Midland, but the biggest bond we have ever passed – one of the largest in the state.
Travis Fanning
Beeville ISD Superintendent
The work that we did with this project could not have been made possible without [Pfluger] supporting us as well... It was truly like a creative unit and a family that just bonded together. We don't know if we would have gotten this bond to pass because you all were as motivated and as driven as we were to make this possible.