Did You Know?

  • Frisco ISD operates more than 11 million square feet of learning space across 77 buildings.

  • 20 campuses in Frisco ISD are at or nearing 25 years in age.

  • Over the last 5 years, construction costs have gone up nearly 20%.

  • Despite inflation, school districts have not received an increase in state funding since 2019.

  • School districts have not received an increase in state funding since before COVID in 2019.

  • Delaying projects by one year could cost taxpayers up to $100 million more.

  • Updating building systems will improve efficiency and save money on operating costs district-wide.

  • Frisco ISD has one of the lowest total tax rates in the area. 

  • Frisco ISD has a AAA bond rating.

  • Frisco ISD has an AA+ Underlying credit rating affirmed by Standard & Poor’s.

  • Frisco ISD has an Aa1 Underlying credit rating affirmed by Moody’s Investors Service.

  • The State does not help pay for construction projects.

     

  • A VATRE is an election required by the state that asks voters to consider approving a modified tax rate to increase revenue for student programs as well as teacher and staff salaries.

     

2024 Tax Rates

DistrictApproved 2024 Tax Rate
Prosper1.2552
Celina
1.2358*
Little Elm1.2252
Allen1.1258
McKinney
1.1252
Lewisville
1.1178
Frisco
1.0569*
Plano1.0425
Coppell
1.0343*

*pending voter approval