Dallas ISD leaders will hold a press conference Thursday morning to detail a proposed $6.2 billion bond package heading to voters on the May 2 ballot. It’s a measure that would become the largest school bond request in Texas history.
The district plans to highlight how previous voter‑approved bonds in 2015 and 2020 helped reduce the number of failing campuses and expand high‑quality learning environments. Progress leaders say the new bond would continue.
According to the district, earlier investments cut the student performance gap with the state by 50%, reduced the number of F‑rated schools from 24 to two, and doubled the number of A‑rated campuses…