Trustees discussed reprioritizing existing 2018 bond funds for the most critical projects proposed in the 2024 bond.
Frisco ISD is moving forward to address projects critical to maintaining facilities and minimizing disruptions to instructional programs through 2026.
For months, District officials have been evaluating the future for items included in the 2024 bond package that voters rejected in November. During a recent capital projects workshop, Trustees heard a plan for how to maintain the District’s infrastructure and pay for high-priority capital projects included in that bond.
The District will reprioritize existing 2018 bond funds for the most critical projects. Using leftover bond money ensures the District remains a good steward of public funds already approved by voters.
Frisco ISD’s revised capital plan includes cost-saving measures and revenue opportunities that allow the District to maintain the current state of its facilities and most instructional programs for the next year.
At the workshop, Trustees also discussed the results of a retrospective survey sent to the Frisco ISD community about the 2024 bond program and priorities for a future bond program. View a presentation about the survey.
The Board will hold several public budget and strategic planning workshops in the coming months. Board meetings and workshops can be found on the District calendar.
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Get a breakdown of how 2018 bonds have been spent. Page updated in February 2025 to include proposed, final and ongoing costs.