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CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD staff announces bond-funded renovations at McKinney Elementary

CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD · July 20, 2026
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Summary

District staff said 2023 bond-funded renovations at McKinney Elementary include new storefront windows, a renovated music room, refreshed corridors, updated lighting, stage work and a new playground. The district said students are expected back in August and more campus updates will follow.

A CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD staff member said bond-funded renovations at McKinney Elementary School are underway as the district prepares for the start of the new school year, with students expected to return in August.

"Exciting bond progress is happening at McKinney Elementary School as preparations continue for the start of the new school year," the staff member said. The district listed a set of visible campus upgrades funded through the 2023 bond.

District officials identified the work as part of the 2023 bond program and said improvements at McKinney Elementary include new storefront windows, a renovated music room, refreshed corridors, updated lighting and stage improvements, and a brand-new playground. The announcement described these changes as efforts to create updated, welcoming spaces intended to support teaching, learning and student success.

The speaker said the campus work is one example of broader bond activity, and that the district will share more updates from other campuses across CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD as projects progress. No specific completion dates or contract details were provided in the announcement; the staff member said only that students are expected to return in August.

The district did not provide further budget breakdowns or contractor names in the remarks. The announcement closed by saying the district looks forward to welcoming students back and will offer additional bond progress updates from campuses in the coming weeks.