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Prop D
Proposition D: Student Device Initiative
Estimated Cost: $10.6 Million
Proposition D includes the following:
A laptop for every student in grades 3–12, used only during the school day
Devices will stay on campus and support digital instruction, STAAR testing, and technology readiness
Understanding the Cost Estimates for Proposition D
To support a 1:1 student laptop ratio, Proposition D proposes purchasing 11,065 additional laptops over five years. Each laptop is estimated at $966, which includes a buffer for price increases and implementation costs.
| Devices | Number of Devices | Budget* |
|---|---|---|
|
Student Laptops Needed from 2024-2028 |
11,065 | $10,688,790 |
*Projects are preliminary and subject to change. The amounts of projects are based on preliminary cost estimates from district consultants and are subject to change.
FAQs for Proposition D
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Having laptops available for every student allows teachers to integrate digital tools into lessons, enrich instruction, and meet TEA requirements for online STAAR testing.
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Students gain essential technology skills, prepare for future careers, and become comfortable with digital platforms used in state assessments.
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Teachers have full discretion over how and when to use laptops. Devices are available as a resource, not a requirement.
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No. Devices will remain on campus. The district is exploring secure storage solutions to support this model.
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