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Official district page describing the $828,107,815 bond election called August 13, 2026 and its five propositions.
Historical: the committee's finalized recommendation of an approximately $837M package, later refined into the $828.1M called package.
The Board of Trustees approved the recommended projects submitted by the CBAC.
Categories of maintenance work: roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, code compliance, life safety, envelope, turf, fieldhouse, and site repairs.
Partial rebuild included in Proposition A, preserving portions built with 2019 bond funds; focused on modern learning, safety, and energy efficiency.
Devices, network, connectivity, cybersecurity, data center, ERP, classroom and safety technology.
Site repairs, restrooms, mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC equipment replacement scope.
Presented that Keller ISD had capacity for approximately $800M without a tax-rate increase. The district projects no tax-rate increase to fund the called $828.1M package.
Identified approximately $1.3B in facility needs across HVAC, electrical, roofing, plumbing, safety, and building systems.
Voter registration deadline October 5, 2026. Early voting October 19–30, 2026. Election Day November 3, 2026.
District-published frequently asked questions about the bond recommendation and process.
The Board called a November 3, 2026 bond election totaling $828,107,815 across five propositions: A ($756,300,896), B ($28,000,000), C ($8,867,510), D ($11,025,446), and E ($23,913,963).
Official summary of what each of the five ballot propositions would fund and the dollar amount of each.