North Texas voters to decide on billions in school bonds this election

North Texas voters in several school districts will consider billions of dollars in bond proposals in this Saturday’s elections.

The single largest ask comes from Celina ISD, north of Prosper in Denton and Collin counties. The district is floating a bond package worth $2.3 billion, most of which would go toward new schools to accommodate a booming population.

Officials say more than 800 people are moving into Celina every month, on average. The district estimates enrollment — now at about 5,500 students — could quadruple over the next decade.

“We know we're going to need a lot more schools to support this growth,” said Superintendent Tom Maglisceau.



https://www.keranews.org/education/2025-05-01/north-texas-voters-on-billions-school-bonds-election-celina