Lancaster ISD successfully sells $66M in bonds with strong investor demand

February 12, 2025 | LANCASTER ISD, School Districts, Texas

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Lancaster ISD celebrated a significant milestone during its recent governance workshop, highlighting a successful bond sale that generated over $300 million in orders. The district sold approximately $66 million in bonds, which was well-received by investors, allowing for lower interest rates.

The bond sale was supported by strong ratings from Moody's and S&P, affirming Lancaster ISD's financial health with ratings of A1 and A. The district's healthy financial reserves and decreasing debt load were noted as positive indicators of its fiscal stability.
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Board members expressed gratitude for the guidance received throughout the bond process, emphasizing the importance of timing in the market. They acknowledged the leadership of Dr. Pereira and the administration for making strategic decisions that benefit the district and its students.

This successful bond sale not only reflects the district's strong financial standing but also sets the stage for future investments in educational resources and infrastructure. The board looks forward to leveraging these funds to enhance the learning environment for students in Lancaster ISD.

Converted from Work Session & Governance Workshop, Wednesday, February 12, 2025 meeting on February 12, 2025
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