Keller ISD Board Asks Voters To Allow Debt

KELLER (CBSDFW.COM) – The Keller ISD school board approved a plan Tuesday night to add a nearly $170 million bond to its November ballot.

The district said several schools are expected to fill over capacity within two years.

If the bond is approved the district would build three new schools, renovate Keller High School and make South Keller Intermediate School a career and tech education center.

The proposal doesn't include a tax hike.

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