Have you seen how the 2020 Dallas ISD Bond, Props A-E, will impact the campuses in your neighborhood? Find your school and how much will be allocated for repairs here: ow.ly/CL7t50BWJXA

Vote FOR Dallas ISD Props A-E! There is NO TAX RATE INCREASE required for these bonds. State law requires school districts to add "This is a property tax increase" on all ballots whether it's true or not. #DallasVotes4Kids

If you have not voted yet and want to hear about how the Dallas ISD Bond, Propositions A-E, benefit Dallas ISD, join Faith Commons and Trustee Miguel Solis today at 1pm for an overview of the bond. Register here: bit.ly/2HD4sEA

Just a few public education supporters at Red Bird Mall for the Ride In For A New America - Souls To Thee Polls caravan! If you see us at the polls, give us a wave! 👋

Two Dallas ISD parents, who served on a bond subcommittee, share their first-hand experience on the basic needs they had to prioritize for Dallas schools and the confusing ballot language. Read more: bit.ly/31IGzCE

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In his years serving as Dallas ISD Trustee, Miguel Solis has gained a unique perspective on the overall needs for Dallas ISD. Watch this video to learn how these needs are represented in the 2020 Dallas ISD bond: fox4news.com/video/864252.

The 2020 Dallas ISD Bond will address critical facilities needs for 95% of campuses in Dallas. These needs were identified by a Citizen's Bond Steering Committee including former Dallas ISD educator and parent Harold Hogue. More: bit.ly/3e2fP4U

Your ballot will say, "This is a Property Tax Increase", for each of the five propositions, but Props A-E will NOT increase your tax rate. Learn how this bond is TAX NEUTRAL and the district will be able to pay for the bond WITHOUT a tax rate increase: bit.ly/3oB3IjY

Ballot propositions A-E for Dallas ISD will provide students with a clear path to success. Vote for ⁦Dallas ISD⁩ #DallasISD dallasnews.com/sponsored/2020…

If the Dallas ISD Bond passes, 89% of funding will address critical maintenance needs on campuses before they reach a state of disrepair. The district will also save money with current low interest rates, lowering their overall debt amount. More: bit.ly/34zGd31

Rain or shine, our volunteers are working hard at the polls to reach voters and make sure they know about the Dallas ISD Bond. Thank you to EVERYONE fighting to ensure Dallas public schools and students have the resources they need to succeed.

School bonds are non-partisan issues. Recently, candidates running for Texas’ 32nd Congressional District Colin Allred and Genevieve Collins, voiced their support for the 2020 Dallas ISD Bond. More: bit.ly/32f81s3

The pandemic has highlighted the importance of internet connectivity and technology in today's world, but the need for students won’t stop when pandemic ends. Hear Dallas ISD Teachers discuss the importance of updated technology for their students:

89% of 2020 Dallas ISD Bond funds are allocated to CRITICAL maintenance needs at almost every single Dallas school. Our children deserve to learn in buildings that make them feel valued. Hear from Dallas ISD Teachers as they share their thoughts on needs for their classrooms.

Many Dallas ISD Schools lack basic security measures, such as locks on doors and cameras. Some schools are having to compensate by stationing hall monitors to prevent access to their buildings. Listen to Dallas ISD Teachers talk about the lack of security in their classrooms.

If you haven't voted yet, don't forget to make a plan to vote tomorrow, Nov. 3rd. You can vote at ANY Election Day location in Dallas County. The Dallas ISD Bond, Props A-E need your support! VOTE FOR Props A-E. Find Election Day Voting locations here: bit.ly/2TOfVE1

Results are in for the 2020 Dallas ISD Bond and although it wasn't a total victory, it was a huge win for Dallas students and schools. Props A & B passed, which will be used to renovate 200+ campuses and provide technology improvements. Thank you to ALL for supporting this bond.

On Tuesday, Dallas ISD voters approved critical investments in Dallas’ public schools and students, including updates to nearly every campus and technology upgrades district-wide. Read what this investment means for our city's future from Dallas Morning News bit.ly/3l1YwU5