The regular board meeting on December 17, 2024 the board was updated on Round Rock ISD Police Dept. goals, discussed updates with administration regarding the first year of Bond projects, and were given updates regarding the Round Rock ISD PTA Report.
The regular board meeting on November 21, 2024 the board welcomed new trustees while electing new officers. The board was updated on the goal progress measuring student outcomes based on student well-being, approved budget updates, and recognized district and campus staff members for their outstanding work.
Round Rock ISD voters approved 2024 Bond propositions A, B, and C, which included funding to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. They also elected trustees for places 1, 2, and 7.
The regular board meeting on October 17, 2024 encompassed the information regarding partnership with Texas Workforce Housing Foundation, Student Goals for Early Literacy and Early Math, Legislative Priorities 89th session, and other board business.
The regular board meeting on September 19, 2024 encompassed the information regarding setting a new tax rate, a dyslexia report, and other board business.
The regular board meeting on August 15, 2024 encompassed the information I&S Tax Rate Implication for 2024 Bond, an Order Calling School Building Bond Election, and provides links to necessary board docs as well as the board streamed video recording.
Voters will consider four propositions that provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district.
Round Rock ISD trustees Thursday night called for a $998 million bond election to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. This is the district’s first bond in six years and would allow the district to replace instructional technology, HVAC, and other systems that are nearing the end of their useful lives.
Round Rock ISD trustees Thursday night called for a $998 million bond election to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. This is the district’s first bond in six years and would allow the district to replace instructional technology, HVAC, and other systems that are nearing the end of their useful lives.
