Boling, TX (May 2026) – Boling ISD is launching a campus-wide energy efficiency HVAC and lighting upgrade. Following an assessment of the campus’ aging infrastructure, multiple HVAC units were identified as nearing the end of their useful life. The district determined that a comprehensive energy savings project would best address their current needs and support future operational efficiency.
The project will replace and modernize all outdated HVAC equipment, install window film to reduce heat gain, and upgrade lighting fixtures campus-wide with lower energy consumption bulbs. The energy efficiency project will begin at the end of the school year and is expected to be completed by the end of July. Financing for the project was provided by Government Capital Corporation, Southlake, Texas.
“Our partnership with Government Capital allowed us to move critical facility projects forward with confidence,” Keith Jedlicka, Superintendent of Boling ISD, shared. “Their expertise and guidance helped us navigate complex funding challenges and deliver long-term, meaningful improvements for our district.”
“I want to congratulate Keith Jedlicka and the Boling ISD board on their energy efficiency project,” Stephanie Cates, Senior Vice President of Government Capital Corporation, shared. “We take great pride in partnering with Texas school districts to support them in achieving their goals and objectives for sustainability and longevity.”
About Boling ISD
Boling ISD encompasses 147 square miles in Southeast Texas and serves over 1,100 students Pre-K through 12th grades. The district was established in 1928 and offers a comprehensive educational program to all students and grade levels. To learn more about Boling ISD, visit www.bolingisd.net.
About Government Capital Corporation
Government Capital Corporation is a leading public finance firm providing professional financial services to all local governmental entities. Since its founding in 1992, the company and its affiliates have successfully completed thousands of municipal financings exceeding $7 billion in Texas and across the country. For more information, visit www.govcap.com.