Voter-approved 2018 bond funds were stretched to pay for a number of projects across Frisco ISD this summer. 

At 50 campuses and District facilities, summer projects included upgrades to paint and carpet, technology, and security. 

Because the 2024 bond package did not pass, only the most critical projects will be prioritized going forward. With limited funds, District leadership continues working to identify those top priorities.

• Learn more about the work paid for by the 2018 bond.
• Learn more about the revised capital plan.
• Not all 2018 bond funds have been spent or reallocated, including those for Staley Middle School as the Board considers the campus’s future. Follow the decision-making process.

As Frisco ISD campuses age and enrollment has decreased, the District’s priority has shifted from building new facilities to maintaining existing ones. By 2026, 22 elementary schools, six middle schools and four high schools will be at least 20 years old. By 2030, another 18 campuses will turn 20.

Summer projects don’t include regularly scheduled maintenance, which occurs at the five-, 10-, 15- and 20-year marks as part of the maintenance and operations budget.

Campus renovations

• Four campuses and facilities received full paint and carpet replacement.
• Two campuses received updated sound and lighting in their auditoriums.
• Five campuses received new boilers or water heaters.
• Three campuses received updated furniture.

Technology updates

Thanks to the 2018 bond, the District has replaced technology on a refresh schedule, ensuring devices remain in good condition. As equipment is refreshed, the District updates its network infrastructure to accommodate the new devices.

• Seven elementary schools received Chromebooks for staff and students, desktop computers for teachers.  
• 13 campuses received printer replacements due to the manufacturer no longer supporting the printer.
• 14 campuses received new projectors.
• Eight schools and District facilities received updates to network equipment, including wireless access points.
• Rising ninth graders participating in the 1 For All program received new Chromebooks

Security updates

Security was upgraded at several campuses to standardize all Frisco ISD facilities.

• 49 campuses received updated doorbell camera systems. All schools are on the same system after this update.
• Two elementary, four middle and two high schools received upgraded cameras.

Athletics projects

• Two tracks received a resurface and restripe.
• One track received a structural spray.
• Four campuses received a tennis court resurface. 

New construction

Construction of the Visual and Performing Arts Center continued on its two-year timeline, with an estimated completion in spring 2026.