Frisco Property Taxes

@Pecan7 :
I don't know the system well enough to have a good opinion. But my hunch is this - the money has to come from somewhere. If it doesn't come from property taxes, it will come from somewhere else. Also, if school funding reverts to complete state control, that sounds good, except it is more likely that every student in the state would get a similar per capita dollar amount of funding…and if that's the case, each Frisco student, no longer backed by high local home prices & property taxes, would likely see a large per capita drop in funding…which may be more fair to all kids across the state, but likely mean a big change for the current Frisco school system.

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@Jjj :
@Jjj :
I hear what you are saying. I thought we already had to share revenues though. ???

@Pecan7 @Jjj :
Yes, high income areas are required to send money back to the State to help the lower income schools. We lived in The Woodlands, Tx and The Woodlands ISD ( which is called Conroe ISD) had to send a significant amount back to the State.

@FriscoRocks : Hey, I went to High School in The Woodlands. Small world.

@Jjj :
My son graduated from College Park High School. We loved The Woodlands. Would love to see Frisco do a venue like
The Cynthia Woods Pavilion.

@FriscoRocks : That would be nice! Ah...when I was in high school, that school hadn't even been built, yet! ; )