$72 Million for a Football Stadium? @TexasPublicPolicyFoundation
$72 Million for a Football Stadium?  @TexasPublicPolicyFoundation
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Royal ISD has a D rating from the TEA and only 29% of students are reading and doing math at grade level. Yet, with only 3% of voters participating, they passed a $72 million bond for a new stadium, effectively making it the second most expensive stadium in Texas.

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