How to Study Up Before You Vote on the Dallas ISD Bond
Dallas ISD is holding a $6.2 billion bond election, one of the largest in state history, to repair or replace aging schools, add safety measures, and improve technology access. The bond aims to maintain the district's academic momentum, having doubled the number of A-rated campuses and achieved 93% of schools earning a C or above.
Early voting has begun for a $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond package, one of the largest in state history. The bond aims to repair or replace dozens of aging schools, add new safety measures, and improve technology access. Dupree Scovell, who chaired the district's Citizens Bond Steering Committee, supports the bond, citing its potential to develop local talent and maintain academic momentum. Dallas ISD has doubled its A-rated campuses to 60 and achieved 93% of schools earning a C or above. The district relies on bond elections to fund large-scale projects due to limited ability to raise property taxes. The bond package is crucial for maintaining the district's facilities and supporting its growth.
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