Allen ISD: Bond 2024
Allen ISD: Bond 2024
Creating Modern, Safe Facilities to Provide a Consistent Student Experience
Proposals
Student Opportunity
Every campus in Allen ISD will receive improvements from the 2024 bond proposal. This includes safety and security enhancements, technology infrastructure and WiFi upgrades, mechanical, electrical or plumbing repairs, Empower 1:1 computer devices for students and teachers, cafeteria equipment repairs and replacements, playground equipment repairs and replacements, grounds and irrigation repairs, and more.
Student Opportunity
Every campus in Allen ISD will receive improvements from the 2024 bond proposal. This includes safety and security enhancements, technology infrastructure and WiFi upgrades, mechanical, electrical or plumbing repairs, Empower 1:1 computer devices for students and teachers, cafeteria equipment repairs and replacements, playground equipment repairs and replacements, grounds and irrigation repairs, and more.
Upgrades to Existing Facilities
In previous bond proposals, several campuses have received major renovations that have redesigned learning spaces suitable for current teaching methods. Renovations have also updated flooring, wall coverings, lighting, plumbing, HVAC, and other items that experience wear and tear in the 15 to 17 years between renovations. A majority of the 2024 bond would be used to bring additional schools to this new standard of renovation to provide more district students with access to similar academic programming and educational experiences.
Safety and Security
This bond would allow safety and security updates that will work together to make the campus more secure. The proposal would provide additional cameras in campus areas to enhance coverage, reconfigure main entrances at certain campuses to enhance secure visitor entrances, and provide safety and security updates that will work together to make the campus more secure.
Technology
This bond would allow for improvements in the technology infrastructure. Those improvements would increase the speed, security, reliability, and connectivity to better support student learning. This includes improving technology infrastructure, and update and refresh devices for students and teachers as part of the Empower 1:1 Program.
Community Use
The tracks at Ereckson and Curtis middle schools are currently available for community use. If Proposition A is approved, Ford Middle School would receive a track that would also be available for community use. Additionally, Proposition A includes the resurfacing of tennis courts at Lowery Freshman Center (the tennis courts are located at Main St. and Jupiter). The tennis courts would be striped for pickleball and made available to the community, when not in use by students.
Upgrades to Existing Facilities
In previous bond proposals, several campuses have received major renovations that have redesigned learning spaces suitable for current teaching methods. Renovations have also updated flooring, wall coverings, lighting, plumbing, HVAC, and other items that experience wear and tear in the 15 to 17 years between renovations. A majority of the 2024 bond would be used to bring additional schools to this new standard of renovation to provide more district students with access to similar academic programming and educational experiences.
Safety and Security
This bond would allow safety and security updates that will work together to make the campus more secure. The proposal would provide additional cameras in campus areas to enhance coverage, reconfigure main entrances at certain campuses to enhance secure visitor entrances, and provide safety and security updates that will work together to make the campus more secure.
Technology
This bond would allow for improvements in the technology infrastructure. Those improvements would increase the speed, security, reliability, and connectivity to better support student learning. This includes improving technology infrastructure, and update and refresh devices for students and teachers as part of the Empower 1:1 Program.
Community Use
The tracks at Ereckson and Curtis middle schools are currently available for community use. If Proposition A is approved, Ford Middle School would receive a track that would also be available for community use. Additionally, Proposition A includes the resurfacing of tennis courts at Lowery Freshman Center (the tennis courts are located at Main St. and Jupiter). The tennis courts would be striped for pickleball and made available to the community, when not in use by students.