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Dallas ISD asks voters to approve a $6.2 billion bond for school upgrades, raising taxes by $2.79 monthly on a $500K home.
Dallas ISD is seeking voter approval for a $6.2 billion bond—the largest in Texas history—to modernize all 240 campuses, eliminate portable classrooms, upgrade technology, and refinance debt.
The plan, on the May 2 ballot, would raise property taxes by about $2.79 monthly on a $500,000 home.
It follows years of improvements, including a drop in F-rated schools from 24 to two and a rise in A-rated schools from 30 to 60.
Funds would support new buildings, safety upgrades, athletic facilities, and pool renovations, with no use for salaries or daily operations.
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Dallas ISD pide a los votantes que aprueben un bono de $6.2 mil millones para mejoras escolares, aumentando los impuestos en $2.79 al mes en una casa de $500K.