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Civic Intelligence • Keller ISD 2026

Understand Keller ISD's 2026 Bond Election

Explore the $828,107,815 bond election called for November 3, 2026 — five separate propositions — see which campuses and systems are affected, understand the timeline, and learn how the proposal could impact students, residents, and the community.

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Current Status
Headline

Bond Election Called for November 3

Date
August 13, 2026
What Happened

The Keller ISD Board of Trustees called a bond election totaling $828,107,815, divided into five separate propositions (A–E).

Current Phase

The district is sharing information about the propositions ahead of the November 3, 2026 election.

Next Milestone

October 5, 2026 — Voter registration deadline · Early voting October 19–30

Where we are
  1. CBAC Recommendation
  2. Board Approval
  3. Proposition Development
  4. Election Called
  5. Community Information
  6. Early Voting
  7. Election Day
  8. Project Implementation
Bond Election Called
$828.1M
Propositions on the Ballot
5
Campuses & Facilities Maintained
34
Election Day
Nov 3
What is on the ballot
Proposition A
$756.3M

Maintenance and renovations districtwide plus a partial rebuild of Keller Middle School

Proposition B
$28M

Devices, network, cybersecurity, ERP

Proposition C
$8.9M

Natatorium repairs and equipment replacement

Proposition D
$11M

Keller Athletic Complex and field house replacement

Proposition E
$23.9M

Turf replacement at middle school and high school fields

Source: Keller ISD — Board of Trustees called the election August 13, 2026. Total $828,107,815.

Major campus project

Keller Middle School Partial Rebuild

Included in Proposition A — a partial rebuild that preserves portions of the campus built with 2019 bond funds, focused on a modern learning environment, safety, and efficiency.

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