Schools will receive fresh paint and carpet, technology, plumbing updates or other renovations as part of allocated and reallocated bond funds.
lass may be out for summer, but work still continues at several Frisco ISD campuses receiving updates.
At dozens of schools, crews will be out this summer to replace carpet and paint, or update lighting, security cameras, boilers or other technology.
Some campuses will be closed for renovations, and their phones will be transferred to their temporary campus.
Middle school - Cobb
Elementary schools and special program centers - Sonntag, Purefoy, Early Childhood School
As Frisco ISD campuses age and enrollment has flattened, the District’s priority has shifted from building new facilities to maintaining existing ones. By 2026, 22 elementary schools, six middle schools and four high schools will be at least 20 years old. By 2030, another 18 campuses will turn 20.
After a November bond package that included facility maintenance was rejected by voters, staff presented a revised capital plan to the Board of Trustees in January to fund the most critical projects. As part of that revised plan, money already allocated and reallocated 2018 bond funds will pay for facility work this summer.
Get details about approved costs, costs to date, and details of upgrades on the 2018 Bond Program page.
Not all 2018 bond funds have been spent or reallocated, including those for Staley Middle School as the Board considers the campus’s future. Follow the decision-making process.
The revised capital plan will allow Frisco ISD to maintain critical infrastructure and instructional programs through the end of 2026.
Campus and facility renovations
Paint and carpet projects
Purefoy Elementary - full carpet and paint
Sonntag Elementary - full carpet and paint
Cobb Middle - full carpet and paint
Early Childhood School - full carpet and paint
Auditorium projects
Heritage High - sound and lighting upgrades
Lone Star High - sound and lighting upgrades
Athletic projects
Vandeventer Middle - track resurface and restripe; tennis court resurface
Lone Star High - track resurface and restripe
Reedy High - structural spray
Plumbing projects
Domestic boilers will be replaced at four campuses.
Robertson Elementary
Cobb Middle
Hunt Middle
Maus Middle
Technology updates
New computers
All high schools will receive new touchscreen Chromebooks for incoming ninth graders participating in the 1 For All program.
Seven elementary schools will receive Chromebooks for staff and students. Dell printers were replaced due to the printers no longer being supported or manufactured. Teachers’ desktop computers were also refreshed.
Ashley
Bledsoe
Norris
Pink
Purefoy
Sonntag
Taylor
Four middle schools will receive refreshed Mac-mini desktops in one lab, and staff and student Chromebooks. Dell printers will be replaced due to the printers no longer being supported or manufactured. Teachers’ desktop computers and PC labs will also be refreshed.
Cobb
Hunt
Maus
Roach
Two high schools will receive refreshed engineering PCs in one lab at the campus. Staff will receive refreshed Chromebooks. Dell printers will be replaced due to the printers no longer being supported or manufactured. Teachers’ desktop computers and PC labs will also be refreshed.
Lone Star
Reedy
Other new equipment
Furniture will be refreshed at three middle school campuses — the last furniture updates in the 2018 bond.
Fowler
Griffin
Roach
Projectors will be replaced at 14 campuses.
Acker/Student Opportunity Center
Early Childhood School
Allen Elementary
Elliott Elementary
Gunstream Elementary
Heritage High
Lone Star High
Scoggins Middle
Shawnee Trail Elementary
Sparks Elementary
Spears Elementary
Stafford Middle
Tadlock Elementary
Talley Elementary
Network equipment, including wireless access points, will be updated at eight schools and District facilities. Additionally, all high school campuses received wireless access points in the gyms to accommodate large group testing.
Elliott Elementary
Robertson Elementary
Sem Elementary
Taylor Elementary
Scoggins Middle
Stafford Middle
Career and Technical Education Center
Centennial High
Network Operations Center
Security will be upgraded at several campuses to bring all Frisco ISD facilities up to standard.
49 campuses will get the updated doorbell camera system present at the other campuses.
Cameras will be upgraded at two elementary, four middle and two high schools.
Ongoing construction
Work continues on Frisco ISD’s Visual and Performing Arts Center, which broke ground last spring. A ceremonial topping-off event took place in May, marking the halfway point of construction. Find updates at the VPAC webpage.