Tax rate: A tax rate increase of $0.0294 will be considered by voters, to fund District maintenance and operations. The tax rate would effectively be raised by 0.61% and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $29.40. Learn more about the history of FISD tax rates.

Bond: This five-year bond program looks different than in years past. As Frisco ISD’s growth has slowed, the priority has shifted from building new schools to maintaining the district’s existing facilities. Learn more about the 2024 bond program.

Propositions

Voters will see four Frisco ISD propositions on their ballot:

• Proposition A - An M&O tax rate increase of $0.0294 per $100 valuation.

• Proposition B, or the facility upgrades bond, includes 25-year campus refreshes, a Staley Middle School replacement, furniture and equipment, general facility maintenance, paving and landscape repairs, safety and security upgrades, transportation, and replacement turf at physical education facilities. Cost: $986 million.

• Proposition C, or the technology bond, would pay for replacement devices for staff and students on a five-year rotation schedule, as well as a network update and additional wireless access points. Cost: $88.2 million. 

• Proposition D, or the athletics bond, funds the construction of a tennis center with 16 outdoor tennis courts, spectator seating, concessions and restrooms. Cost: $11.2 million. 

Voter information

• Collin County residents: Register to vote. Find voting locations.

• Denton County residents: Register to vote. Find voting locations.

Important dates

• Tuesday, Oct. 7 - Last day to register to vote

• Monday, Oct. 21 - Early voting begins

• Friday, Nov. 1 - Early voting ends

• Tuesday, Nov. 5 - Election Day