2024 Bond Program
Frisco ISD voters rejected three bond propositions in November 2024. The proposed bonds included:
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$986 million for 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.
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$88.2 million for technology replacements for staff and students, as well as a network update and additional wireless access points
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$11.2 million for an outdoor tennis center
The proposed bond was projected to maintain the district’s facilities through 2030 and provide a 5-year rotation for technology and equipment.
Capital Plan Revisions
District leaders held a capital projects workshop in January 2025 to present a plan to maintain FISD’s infrastructure and pay for high-priority capital projects. The plan reprioritizes funds remaining from the 2018 bond program and utilizes the District’s local capital fund balance. It also includes the use of projected revenue to be collected from Frisco ISD’s TIRZ zone. The revised capital plan will allow FISD to maintain critical infrastructure and instructional programs through the end of 2026.
| PRIORITY |
ESTIMATED COST |
| Complete ongoing 2018 bond projects |
$41,875,000 |
| Reserve funds for 2018 bond projects on hold |
$64,000,000 |
| Maintain regular technology replacement cycles |
$26,000,000 |
| Maintain regular equipment replacement cycles for Fine Arts & Athletics programs |
$22,000,000 |
| Maintain regular preventative maintenance, repair and replacement cycles for buildings |
$46,100,000 |
| Security Surveillance Updates |
$10,000,000 |
| Replace outdated buses, bus wash and fuel pumps |
$8,000,000 |
| Paving and landscape repairs |
$15,000,000 |