Keller ISD voters will consider an $837 million bond program Nov. 3, including repairs and renovations to school campuses, a middle school replacement, technology upgrade and natatorium improvements. Keller trustees voted 5-1 at their July 23 meeting to accept the recommendations of the district’s Citizens Bond Advisory Committee for the bond program. The district will present the program to voters in four or five separate propositions, Cory Wilson, the Keller ISD superintendent, told trustees. The citizen’s committee will monitor the bond program if voters approve it, Wilson told trustees. Implementation of the bond program, if approved, would begin in 2027 and occur over three to five years, the district said.