May 4, 2026, Lancaster ISD/Lancaster, TX --Voters in Lancaster have approved all four propositions in the Lancaster Independent School District 2026 bond election, authorizing a $376 million investment in district facilities, technology, safety improvements and student learning environments.
According to unofficial election results, all four propositions passed Saturday, May 2, with voter approval ranging from nearly 57% to 62%.
The approved bond package includes:
Proposition A – $322 million for districtwide facility upgrades at all district campuses, including roof replacements, HVAC improvements, restroom renovations, secure entries, fencing upgrades and the removal of aging portable buildings.
Proposition B – $3.5 million for instructional technology upgrades for students and staff.
Proposition C – $35.25 million for renovations to the district’s indoor practice facility, including an HVAC addition, expanded locker rooms, weight room upgrades, turf replacement and security enhancements.
Proposition D – $15.25 million for improvements to Beverly D. Humphrey Tiger Stadium and Old Tiger Stadium, including track, turf and restroom upgrades.
Superintendent of Schools, Dr. A. K. Perera, said the bond approval reflects the community’s continued commitment to investing in students and the future of the district.
“We are incredibly grateful to our community for their trust and support of Lancaster Independent School District,” Perera said. “The community’s approval of this bond allows us to address critical facility needs, enhance learning environments across every campus, and create greater opportunities for our students for years to come. This investment helps position Lancaster ISD for an even stronger future.”
Board of Trustees President, Marion Hamilton, said the approval represents a meaningful investment in the district’s long-term growth and success.
“On behalf of the Lancaster ISD Board of Trustees, we sincerely thank our community for their support of our schools and, most importantly, our students,” Hamilton said. “This bond represents an investment in the future of Lancaster ISD, and we are grateful to our voters for believing in the continued growth and success of our district.”
The bond package is expected to impact every campus across the district and address critical infrastructure, safety and learning needs. District officials previously shared that the bond would not increase the current tax rate.
The Lancaster Independent School District Board of Trustees will officially canvass election results on May 13. For more information regarding the Lancaster ISD Bond, please visit bond.lancasterisd.org.
