Overview
- Dallas voters approved all four Dallas ISD bond propositions Saturday with about 70% support.
- The plan funds 26 replacement campuses already named by the district and removes roughly 700 portable classrooms used as overflow space.
- District officials say work will span five to ten years, with an online dashboard showing project timelines, scopes and hired consultants.
- The district estimates an average homeowner will pay about $34 more per year, reflecting a one-penny tax rate increase.
- Leaders will rank projects by need using an equity process so the highest-need campuses move first.