District overview
How Lewisville ISD is governed, funded and changing.
Lewisville ISD combines local property taxes with state and federal money. State formulas can require excess local tax revenue to return to the state, so rising property values do not automatically give schools more operating money. The board adopts the budget and tax rate.
The general fund pays for instruction, staff and daily services. Child nutrition and debt service have separate budgets. The board’s bond updates identify 2023 and 2024 projects as supported by interest-and-sinking funds.
For 2026–27, general-fund spending is $565.36 million, down from $573.50 million in the prior adopted budget. Revenue is $545.01 million; $10 million in transfers and $3 million in property-sale proceeds bring total resources to $558.01 million, leaving a $7.35 million planned draw on fund balance.
Trustees work with Superintendent Dr. Lori Rapp on curriculum, policy, spending and facilities. They serve overlapping three-year terms. Single-Member Place 1 and At-Large Place 6 are scheduled for election May 1, 2027.
The budget documents do not establish a current comparable spending-per-student figure. General-fund totals include central services and differ from an individual school allocation; debt service, child nutrition and construction must be treated separately.
Adopted August 27, 2026. Budgeted spending, not audited actuals.
After $13 million in other resources; the prior adopted budget showed $2.88 million.
General-fund instruction only, down from $329.26 million in the prior adopted budget.
Five single-member seats and two at-large seats are shown in the district directory.
The October 5 work-session agenda lists a proposed guaranteed maximum price for Downing’s 20-year life-cycle maintenance and repair project. The agenda does not establish a final price, approval or construction dates.
2023 bond first-sale program; interest-and-sinking funds (project FB16)
Lewisville Independent School District
Single-Member Place 1 and At-Large Place 6 are scheduled for election on May 1, 2027. Filing dates and voting locations remain to be posted.
Official source · verified Oct 9, 2026
Reviewed all 36 collected original documents, including 26 agendas and the adopted budget tables. Agenda items are described as proposed or scheduled unless another official publication establishes the outcome. Figures marked verified appear in collected official records.
We read every agenda, packet, recording, and set of minutes, and write up the decisions that affect families — each one linked to the document it came from.
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