After voters rejected the district’s $422 million debt package last May, Allen ISD is planning for a new bond offering in November.

Results of November 5, 2019, elections in Kaufman County.

The massive $569 million Midland ISD bond election unofficial results showed a narrow 12 vote lead in favor of the measure: opponents weigh recount.

Vendors who profited off of taxpayer debt from Keller school district’s 2014 bond have reappeared in this year’s bond election. They are also financial backers of the Keller ISD Education Foundation.

With increases in property tax bills, revenues per student, and more funding from Austin, why are Keller teachers having to ask others to buy supplies for their classrooms?

Despite rhetoric claiming a lack of funding, two school administrators recently said some schools are having trouble spending the extra tax dollars they received from House Bill 3.

A proposed $315 million bond would add to the district’s $1 billion debt load, raising the debt per student close to $30,000 and hiking tax bills—even though student enrollment growth is slowing.