Every child. Every school.

Dallas ISD voters have the opportunity to continue building on the school district’s incredible progress and make a meaningful investment that will benefit every child and every school.

Vote in favor of Dallas ISD Propositions A, B, C, and D.

On May 2, 2026, Dallas ISD voters will vote to decide on a $6.2 billion investment in the future of our children and our city to:

  • Build new campuses and modernize older schools based on identified priorities

  • Eliminate more than 700 portable classrooms: every student deserves a real classroom

  • Improve safety across the district

  • Ensure modern technology for teachers and students

  • Make critical repairs that cannot wait

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Build on success

Results matter. The 2020 bond didn’t just build schools, it also contributed to the success of our students across the district.

The investment:

  • 253 projects completed

  • 15 new schools built

  • 57,000 jobs created for our community

The results:

  • The district rating improved from C to B in two years

  • 70% of Dallas ISD schools now receive A or B ratings

  • F-rated schools dropped from 24 to just 2

Every investment strengthens the foundation. Every improvement increases performance. The 2026 bond continues building on our success.

WHY 2026 BOND?

Every strong structure needs a solid foundation. The 2026 Bond was built from the ground up by the Citizens Bond Steering Committee, with input from parents, school staff, community members, and business leaders who know our schools best.

This plan addresses our district’s top needs: safe and modern facilities, cutting-edge technology, reliable transportation, and high-quality educational programs.

Investing now will prevent costly repairs in the future and strengthen the success we’ve already achieved together.

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Proposition A 

Construction & Instruction Materials

Build 26 new campuses

Eliminate ALL 700+ portables

Transform aging schools, physical education facilities, and playgrounds

Upgrade technology

Increase safety and security

Improve school transportation

$5,928,820,000

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Proposition B

Technology Devices

Includes planned replacement of devices for students, staff, CTE labs, and library and media centers

$144,700,000

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Proposition C

Debt Service Refinancing

Save the district $10 million and frees up $100 million in operating cash that will be re-invested in the district instead of paid to banks on interest payments

$143,340,000

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Proposition D

District Pool Facilities Repairs and Renovations

Critical maintenance repairs and renovations to district pool facilities.

$26,250,000

Elected officials and community leaders across Dallas have endorsed the Dallas ISD bond. See our endorsements, and add your name to the list!

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