Dallas ISD Voters Approve Historic $6.2 Billion School Bond for Campus Upgrades
Voters in the Dallas Independent School District have approved a $6.2 billion bond package, marking the largest school bond measure in Texas history. The bond, divided into four propositions, aims to replace aging campuses, modernize facilities, and invest in technology, safety, and transportation. Proposition A, the largest at $5.93 billion, will fund the construction of 26 new replacement campuses, renovations, and the removal of portable classrooms. It also includes upgrades to safety systems, physical education facilities, and technology infrastructure. Proposition B allocates $144.7 million for technology device upgrades, while Proposition C, at $143.3 million, focuses on refinancing existing debt. Proposition D, the smallest at $26.25 million, will repair and renovate swimming pool facilities. The bond is expected to cost the average Dallas ISD homeowner an additional $2.79 per month, with exemptions for homeowners aged 65 and older unless major property improvements are made.