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Dallas and Arlington ISDs seek voter approval for bond measures to fund school upgrades, including new construction, tech, and facility improvements.
Dallas ISD plans to put a $6.2 billion bond on the May 2026 ballot to fund new school construction, classroom expansions, technology upgrades, and facility renovations, including swimming pools.
The proposal, which includes $144 million for tech improvements and $143 million for debt service, would raise the average homeowner’s property taxes by about $34 annually.
The district, which last issued a bond in 2020, says the investment is needed to eliminate portable classrooms and ensure equitable, modern learning environments.
Arlington ISD is also seeking voter approval for a $500 million bond to address aging facilities, upgrade technology and security, and improve athletic facilities, with funds restricted to one-time capital projects.
Los ISD de Dallas y Arlington buscan la aprobación de los votantes para medidas de bonos para financiar mejoras escolares, incluidas nuevas construcciones, tecnología y mejoras de instalaciones.