Proposition A is a VATRE (Voter-Approved Tax Rate Election), which proposes a tax increase of less than 3 cents to fund operating expenses like teacher salaries, utilities, and student programming.

Propositions B, C, and D: Bonds for Campus Upkeep & Technology
100% of bond funds stay within FISD. View a complete list of projects by campus. School bond ballots are required by state law to include the statement “This is a property tax increase.” even though these bonds are not projected to result in an additional tax increase.

• Proposition B: Over 20 campuses are nearing 25 years old, and this proposition will fund essential updates like:

  • 25-year campus refresh

  • Staley Middle School replacement

  • General facility maintenance, paving, landscape repairs

  • Safety & security improvements

  • New turf for baseball/softball fields with seating less than 1,000

  • Transportation and equipment needs

• Proposition C: Provides funding for technology, including replacement devices for staff and students on a 5-year rotation, along with network updates and improved wireless access.

Proposition D: Funds a new tennis center with 16 outdoor courts to serve students and the community. 

Ms. Taylor began her career in education in 1997 with Irving ISD after receiving her bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. After several years as a teacher and coach, she obtained her master’s degree in Educational Administration from the University of North Texas and continued in Irving as a middle school assistant principal. In 2006, she transitioned to Dallas ISD where she worked in various leadership roles until moving to the Frisco area. The 2024-2025 school-year marks Ms. Taylor's sixth year as the Vandeventer Middle School principal. 

taylorste@friscoisd.org

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