CivicCentra IQ Summary
Proposition B funds districtwide technology replacement categories. Under Texas law, technology must appear as a separate proposition on the ballot. Specific device counts, vendors, and per-campus allocations have not yet been publicly released.
What's Included
- • Student learning devices
- • Teacher learning devices
- • Network infrastructure
- • Campus connectivity
- • Cybersecurity
- • Data center infrastructure
- • Backup & disaster recovery
- • Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
- • Classroom technology
- • Campus technology
- • Safety technology systems
Major Programs & Project Categories
Devices
Student learning devicesTeacher learning devices
Connectivity
Network infrastructureCampus connectivity
Cybersecurity
CybersecurityData center infrastructureBackup & disaster recovery
Enterprise Systems
Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Classroom & Safety
Classroom technologyCampus technologySafety technology systems
Campus & Facility Information
Districtwide. Campus-level technology allocations have not been publicly released.
Available Cost Breakdown
Keller ISD has published the $28,000,000 total for Proposition B. A category-level or per-campus cost breakdown has not yet been publicly released.
Why It Matters
Technology purchased in prior bond cycles reaches the end of its usable life on a predictable schedule. Replacing devices, network equipment, and security systems through a bond keeps those replacements out of the operating budget that funds staffing and daily instruction.
Timeline & Election Information
- Election called August 13, 2026
- Voter registration deadline October 5, 2026
- Early voting October 19–30, 2026
- Election Day November 3, 2026
- If approved, implementation begins in 2027 on a 3–5 year schedule
Official Sources