The presidential contest dominated the spotlight on Nov. 3, but also on the ballot across the nation were billions of dollars of bond proposals from many school districts.
In Texas, several districts postponed their planned bond elections because of the coronavirus, but there were still many school systems there seeking large amounts of funding for facility upgrades and other capital improvements.
Two Texas districts—Dallas and San Antonio—won approval of bond issues that surpassed $1 billlio
Here are the 10 Texas school districts that won approval of largest bond issues in November 2020:
Dallas $3.54 billion San Antonio $1.3 billion Lamar $666.8 million Frenship $299.7 million Wichita Falls $276.4 million Allen $214.3 million Corpus Christi $136.2 million Sinton $111.1 million Gregory-Portland $107.8 million Willis $100.2 million
