Plano ISD Annual Report 2018-2019

PILLAR 3 PILLAR 4 PILLAR 5

Talent, Acquisition, Culture of Strategic Resource
Support and Growth Community Management

$5,000,000 Elementary Capacity Expansion Buses $9,720,000
Barksdale, two additional classrooms complete
Gulledge, start date TBD Replacement of 90 school buses as they reach the end of their
$3,695,000 Special Education Charmaine Solomon Adult Transition 15-year useful life; 18 purchased 2017; 18 purchased 2018;
Center (ATC); complete 18 purchased 2019
$1,000,000 Land Acquisition for Special Education ATC; complete
$6,515,000 Academic Initiatives; in progress Athletics $8,840,000
$3,340,000 Employee Childcare #3; complete
$1,000,000 Employee Childcare #3 Property Purchase; complete $5,370,000 New Turf
Phase 2, Williams Stadium, 3 senior high practice football
Safety and Security Upgrades $12,270,000 fields; complete / Phase 3, Clark Stadium, 3 sub-varsity fields;
$5,615,000 Security Camera Systems; in progress complete
$2,600,000 Alarm & Access Control Systems; in progress
$2,380,000 Emergency Communication Equipment; complete $1,140,000 Turf Replacement
$250,000 Upgrade Campus Panic Alarms Phase 1, Clark Stadium & 3 senior high activity centers;
Determined not feasible, funds used for senior high complete
security upgrades
$1,275,000 Security Upgrades for Senior High Schools; complete $650,000 Clark Stadium Scoreboard
$150,000 Safety Upgrades for Clark Stadium; start date TBD Clark and Kimbrough scoreboard replacements; complete

Early Childhood Education $21,285,000 $1,230,000 Clark East Field Locker Rooms; start TBD
Early Childhood School #4; Design complete; Not approved by
board – board request further study regarding need $150,000 Plano East locker room renovations; start TBD

Additional Projects Funded through the 2008 Bond
Program

Classroom additions to replace portables at Guinn Special Programs,
Wells Elementary and Plano East Senior High are complete and
portables have been removed.

Shepton High School underwent a major renovation of the existing campus using 2016 bond funding. The design consisted
of approximately 28,000 square feet of addition and renovation of most of the school’s existing floor plan. The renovation
was completed in August 2018.

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2700 W. 15th Street
Plano, TX 75075

Plano ISD A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 1 9

Plano ISD families represent 95.7%
100 languages spoken at home
and 127 countries 2018
Graduation
20,000 students enrolled in • 112 Plano seniors awarded Rate
Career & Technical Education semifinalist standing in the
courses, preparing for life and 2019 National Merit 4,149 teachers with
workforce readiness across Scholarship Program an average of more
multiple disciplines, earning than 11 years of
2,537 certifications in • 22 U.S. Presidential Scholars experience
2018-2019 candidates in 2019
35% of teachers hold
Early childhood options 4Expanding prek options master’s degree or
available that educate for year olds above

3kids starting at age Expanded preK helped close PTANearly 24,000
achievement gaps for Members Strong
Free,
Full-Day 1,200
early learners since
PreK 2016-2019

for students qualifying for

free/reduced lunch