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 2 meeting, the Board of Trustees agenda included: * Spotlight on Learning: Akin ES * Trustees Approve District of Innovation Plan Update to Support CTE Programs * Instructional Materials Update: Phonics Recommendation Advances, Math Review Continues * Trustees Approve Updated Budget Target for 2026–27 * Trustees Approve Bond Savings Reallocation From 2017 […]
During the March 26 budget workshop, Trustees continued discussions on the 2026–27 budget, reviewing how prior reductions, updated financial results and future revenue options are shaping the district’s next phase of financial planning.
The Leander ISD Board of Trustees voted March 12 to name the district’s first early childhood center the Ada Mae Faubion School for Early Childhood, honoring a lifelong educator whose influence has shaped generations of students and families in Leander and Cedar Park.
