McKinney ISD

Collin County · School data

$500M
On the ballot Nov. 3, in 10 days, in 4 propositions

McKinney ISD, in Collin County, asks voters to approve $500 million in 4 bond propositions on Nov. 3, 2026. The largest, Prop B, is $431 million for schools and buses.

What will it cost me?Type your home's value. Uses McKinney ISD's own tax estimate.2 posts on X about this bond

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20,869 votes so far, 2.6% of registered voters

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  • Prop B: Schools and buses $431M

    Renovations, safety & security, two new elementary schools, CTE Center, buses and district vehicles

  • Prop C: Technology $62M

    Network equipment and replacement of worn out student devices

  • Prop D: Pool $5M

    Pool repairs at existing facility

  • Prop E: Stadium $3M

    Replacement of aging stadium turf & track resurfacing

The state estimates another $131 million in interest over the life of the bonds.

3 of its 3 high schools beat Texas on college, career or military readiness

Share of the class of 2024 that met at least one of the state's readiness marks. Texas: 82%.

75%88%100%Texas 82%McKinney North97%McKinney Boyd97%McKinney94%

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Source: Texas Bond Review Board (amounts, interest, results, updated Oct 16) and Texas Education Agency (readiness).