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Pflugerville Independent School District

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Bond 2022

2022 Bond Breakdown

Voters in Pflugerville ISD approved 5 of the 6 bond propositions on the November 8 ballot.

With the passage of bond propositions C, D, E, G and H, the district now has authorization for $367,204,000 to be used for construction and renovations to new and existing facilities, transportation, technology, and more.

  • Proposition C: Authorizing PfISD to issue $190,280,000 in bonds for school buildings, infrastructure, and improvements, including the following projects:

    • District-wide Safety and Security Upgrades

    • Additions and Renovations at multiple campuses, including elementary, middle, and high school campuses

    • The purchase of land for future projects

    • HVAC and mechanical upgrades

    • Capital Improvement Projects to address aging conditions and equity across campuses
       

  • Proposition D: Authorizing PfISD to issue $54,000,000 in bonds for devices for students and staff, including related network security and infrastructure improvements
     

  • Proposition E: Authorizing PfISD to issue $3,000,000 in bonds for sound upgrades at all CHS, HHS, PHS, and WHS Performing Arts Centers.
     

  • Proposition F: Authorizing PfISD to issue $400,000 in bonds for the wiring of the Pfield for headsets and microphones and new Hendrickson High School scoreboards
     

  • Proposition G: Authorizing PfISD to issue $76,000,000 in bonds for the design and construction of a district-wide Career and Technical Education (CTE) center
     

  • Proposition H: Authorizing PfISD to issue $43,924,000 in bonds for the purchase of land and the construction of affordable housing for teachers in PfISD 

Bond Breakdown by Campus

Background

The committee that developed Propositions C-G was made up of local citizens, parents, and civic and business leaders. Members met eight times over the course of four months to consider the educational needs of students in Pflugerville ISD. They studied enrollment projections and reviewed the district’s facility assessment, results from a community survey, and district financial information. The committee also received reports from campus and department leaders about challenges and successes within their facilities and programs before developing and prioritizing potential project considerations. 

Proposition H was recommended by the PfISD Administration in an effort to recruit and retain teachers in what has increasingly become a community with limited affordable housing options for teachers. 

The proposed bond package (C-H) is not expected to require an increase in the school district debt service tax rate used to fund bonds. Additionally, if all three elections are approved by voters, the district’s overall tax rate will still decrease by 12 cents this fiscal year.