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Round Rock ISD trustees call for $998 million bond

Voters will consider propositions that provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district

Round Rock ISD trustees voted Aug. 15, 2024, for a $998 million bond election to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. This is the district’s first bond in six years and would allow the district to replace instructional technology, HVAC and other systems that are nearing the end of their useful lives.

By a vote of 5-2, the board called for four propositions to be added to the Nov. 5 Election ballot:

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Proposition A

$798.3 million for campus and districtwide projects such as replacing HVAC systems, roofing, electrical, and plumbing systems that have reached the end of their useful life, and other updates such as fresh paint, new ceiling tiles and flooring to improve the condition of aging facilities.

Prop A also would allow the district to build classroom additions, upgrade safety and security systems and equipment, install fencing, upgrade or install digital marquees, replace fine arts uniforms and instruments; purchase student furniture, new buses, robotics equipment and tools, and purchase and equip a new facility dedicated to expanding Career and Technical Education programs for all students.

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Proposition B

$125.3 million to upgrade instructional technology and infrastructure to support modern learning, and to increase the speed, connectivity, reliability and security of the district network.

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Proposition C

$8.6 million to allow for improvements and upgrades to fine arts programs such as upgrading outdated stage lighting and sound systems.

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Proposition D

$65.9 million for improvements to existing athletic facilities such as upgrades to lighting and scoreboards, and adding artificial turf to competition fields. This proposition also includes the construction of a standalone multipurpose athletic facility to be used by students and staff throughout the district.