Frisco Bond Election Info
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Is your business concerned about tax rates in the city of Frisco?
Find out how the Bond Election will impact your business.
FISD Bond Election Round Table
Join us on Friday, April 11 from 8-9:30am at NTEC for a panel style,
Q&A session for the School Bond Election on May 10.
Hosted by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee
Panel includes: FISD District Officials, Bond Election Committee Members, City Officials
Please email your questions to: shuffman@friscochamber.com<
Networking 8:00 am
Forum Program begins at 8:30 am
Did you know that Frisco ISD is currently home to five of the top 10 fastest growing neighborhoods in the Metroplex, according to a Metrostudy quarterly report? External demographer PASA Demographics projects the District will add nearly 20,000 students in the next six years, or an average of 2,800 students annually. Generally, the growth of Frisco has been in large part because of the reputation and success of the school district. Also, businesses and families are relocating to Frisco mainly for that same reason---the exceptional schools. Businesses in Frisco are impacted by the fast growth of the district and our community's ability to handle the growth in an effective manner. Due to this unprecedented expansion, FISD must prepare to accommodate this exponential growth. Voters will be asked to consider funds to provide educational facilities for up to 66,000 students - a number the District is projected to reach by 2020. The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to put this $775 million bond package on the May 10<x-apple-data-detectors://9/
Find out how the Bond Election will impact your business.
FISD Bond Election Round Table
Join us on Friday, April 11 from 8-9:30am at NTEC for a panel style,
Q&A session for the School Bond Election on May 10.
Hosted by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee
Panel includes: FISD District Officials, Bond Election Committee Members, City Officials
Please email your questions to: shuffman@friscochamber.com<
Networking 8:00 am
Forum Program begins at 8:30 am
Did you know that Frisco ISD is currently home to five of the top 10 fastest growing neighborhoods in the Metroplex, according to a Metrostudy quarterly report? External demographer PASA Demographics projects the District will add nearly 20,000 students in the next six years, or an average of 2,800 students annually. Generally, the growth of Frisco has been in large part because of the reputation and success of the school district. Also, businesses and families are relocating to Frisco mainly for that same reason---the exceptional schools. Businesses in Frisco are impacted by the fast growth of the district and our community's ability to handle the growth in an effective manner. Due to this unprecedented expansion, FISD must prepare to accommodate this exponential growth. Voters will be asked to consider funds to provide educational facilities for up to 66,000 students - a number the District is projected to reach by 2020. The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to put this $775 million bond package on the May 10<x-apple-data-detectors://9/