As a fast-growth district, Leander ISD has been in a continual state of building for more than 20 years. The funding source differs from project to project. Most recently, in May 2023, LISD passed all three propositions of a bond election. Before that, a technology bond proposition passed in November 2021, and a general bond proposition passed in November 2017. Separately, some projects are funded through bond savings or through funds from the general fund.
The Board of Trustees receives monthly status updates of previous bond authorizations with funds remaining. The reports show original and current budgets. As projects are finalized, remaining funds are reallocated to project savings, which is a fund, subject to the Bond Oversight Committee’s recommendation for future use.
During its April 10 meeting, the Board of Trustees agenda included: * Spotlight on Learning: Rutledge Elementary * Board Recognitions * Bond Refunding to Save More Than $20 Million; Future Bond Sale Planned for Authorized Funds * Bond 2023: Project Funds Allocated & Released for Early Childhood Center * Board Withdrawals Application for Permit for […]
During its March 13 meeting, the Leander ISD Board of Trustees agenda included: * Spotlight on Learning: Parkside Elementary * Board Recognitions * Pair of Long-time LISD Educators Become Building Namesakes for 2023 Bond Projects * Budget Discussion Leads to Modified Plan Forward Pending Parameter Adjustments by Board * New Human Sexuality Curriculum Approved
The Leander ISD Board of Trustees has approved names for two new buildings, the Denise Geiger Compass Center and the Linda Lippe Instructional Materials Center.