Frisco ISD’s $691 million bond is expected to be fully expended by 2027, district officials confirm. Since its passage in 2018, the bond has funded new schools, facility renovations, technology upgrades, transportation improvements and enhanced campus safety measures.
Originally, the bond was intended to carry the district through the 2025-26 school year. However, a proposed 2024 bond program did not pass, prompting district leaders to stretch the remaining funds through 2027.
Building And Maintaining Schools
The 2018 bond was designed to address Frisco ISD’s rapid growth and infrastructure needs. At the time, the district anticipated the bond would support up to 72,000 students.
Since 2020, rising materials and labor costs have caused some projects to exceed their original budgets. To stay within the approved $691 million, Frisco ISD repurposed funds from the 2014 bond program. After the 2024 bond failed, the board of trustees and district leadership reprioritized existing funds to extend critical maintenance and capital projects through 2027.
2018 Bond Funding Updates
According to Frisco ISD, the district continues to allocate the remaining 2018 bond funds to address key priorities across the district. More than $21 million is being used to complete ongoing bond projects through the summer of 2026, while roughly $15 million is dedicated to preventative maintenance and building repairs extending through 2027. The district has set aside $20 million for Staley Middle School, with decisions on the school’s future expected in fall 2026…