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1004 elementary schools across 70 ISDs in Dallas-Fort Worth. Circle size = enrollment, color = school district. Source: TEA 2024-25.
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1004 elementary schools across 70 ISDs in Dallas-Fort Worth. Circle size = enrollment, color = school district. Source: TEA 2024-25.

812 elementary schools across Houston metro with TEA accountability ratings. A=green, B=blue, C=amber, D=orange, F=red. Source: TEA 2024-25.

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402 election day locations for the May 2, 2026 Joint & Special Election (includes DISD $6.2B bond vote + trustee elections for Districts 2, 6, 8). Election Day: May 2. Dallas County uses countywide vote centers — vote at

312 elementary schools across San Antonio metro with TEA accountability ratings. A=green, B=blue, C=amber, D=orange, F=red. Source: TEA 2024-25.

286 elementary schools across Austin metro with TEA accountability ratings. A=green, B=blue, C=amber, D=orange, F=red. Source: TEA 2024-25.

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City of Austin full-purpose and limited-purpose jurisdiction boundaries.

Every Dallas ISD campus in the proposed 2026 Bond with its individual capital allocation. 223 campuses totaling $6,736,538,556. Circle size and color scale with per-campus budget. Source: DISD Bond 2026 proposed scope pe

Every Dallas ISD campus colored by year of construction. Oldest: 1909 (Ben Milam ES, 117 years old). Dark red = pre-1940, orange = 1950s, yellow = 1960s-70s, green = 1990s+, blue = 2020s rebuilds. A majority of Dallas IS

Facility Condition Index (FCI) for every Dallas ISD campus — the 10-year deferred maintenance cost as a percentage of replacement value. Higher FCI = worse building condition. Green = 0-15% (good), yellow = 30%, red = 60

Official TEA A-F accountability ratings for 233 Dallas ISD campuses, 2024-25 school year. A: 30, B: 72, C: 66, D: 41, F: 24. Source: Texas Education Agency, 2024 Accountability Rating System.

Official TEA A-F accountability ratings for 233 Dallas ISD campuses, 2025-26 school year. A: 61, B: 107, C: 49, D: 14, F: 2. Source: Texas Education Agency, 2025 Accountability Rating System.

Official TEA A-F accountability ratings for 232 Dallas ISD campuses, 2023-24 school year. A: 47, B: 74, C: 66, D: 37, F: 8. Source: Texas Education Agency, 2023 Accountability Rating System.

Official TEA A-F accountability ratings for 226 Dallas ISD campuses, 2019-20 school year. A: 28, B: 102, C: 76, D: 12, F: 8. Source: Texas Education Agency, 2019 Accountability Rating System.

Official TEA A-F accountability ratings for 208 Dallas ISD campuses, 2022-23 school year. A: 26, B: 123, C: 59, D: 0, F: 0. Source: Texas Education Agency, 2022 Accountability Rating System.

TEA accountability ratings for 186 Dallas ISD campuses (SY 2025-26). A: 39, B: 89, C: 42, D: 15, F: 1. District 5 has the most D-rated schools (7). McNair ES in District 6 is the only F. 88% of DISD students are economic

135 elementary school attendance zone boundaries for Dallas Independent School District. Properties include school name, feeder middle and high schools.


79 Dallas ISD campuses currently using portable classrooms. Nearly 10,000 students attend class in ~700 portables across the district. The 2026 bond (Proposition A) would fund enough classroom additions to eliminate all

68 early voting locations for the May 2, 2026 Joint & Special Election (includes DISD $6.2B bond vote + trustee elections for Districts 2, 6, 8). Early voting: April 20-28. Dallas County uses countywide vote centers — vo

Every major project from the Dallas ISD 2020 Bond ($3.7B total) — 49 tracked projects, $1,553,328,048 in per-project budgets. Green = completed (16), yellow = in progress, red = stalled (no contractor or TBD opening date

The 33 Dallas ISD 2020 Bond projects that are NOT yet complete, 5+ years after voters approved the $3.7B bond. Red = stalled (no contractor assigned or TBD target opening), yellow = construction in progress with a set ta
30 middle school attendance zone boundaries for Dallas Independent School District.


28 Dallas ISD schools that received funding in BOTH the 2020 bond AND the proposed 2026 bond — for a combined $1,331,241,476. These schools were supposed to be addressed in 2020 but still need work. Circle size = combine

$6.2 billion bond proposal (largest in Texas history) going to voters May 2, 2026. These 26 campuses will be completely rebuilt. Prop A also includes $2.4B in district-wide renovations, 400 new classroom additions to eli

The 25 Dallas ISD campuses proposed for full replacement (complete teardown and rebuild) in the 2026 Bond. Total allocation: $3,328,201,277. Most are 60+ years old with 50%+ FCI scores. Source: DISD Bond 2026 proposed sc

22 high school attendance zone boundaries for Dallas Independent School District.


Dallas ISD Board of Trustees — 9 single-member districts. Districts 2 (Sarah Weinberg), 6 (Joyce Foreman), and 8 (Joe Carreón, Board President) are on the ballot May 2, 2026, alongside the $6.2 billion bond vote. Red = s
