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Prop H - Workforce Housing

Thanks to the support of Pflugerville ISD voters, the district is launching a first-of-its-kind workforce housing community designed for PfISD classroom educators. The development will feature duplexes, townhomes, and apartments, along with shared amenities such as walking trails, a pool, and community gathering spaces.

This innovative project addresses two critical challenges: rising housing costs in Central Texas and the district’s need to recruit and retain top talent. By offering affordable housing reserved only for our workforce, PfISD is providing a forward-thinking solution that not only supports educators but also strengthens student success.

Rent will cover maintenance and administrative costs, making the project fully self-sustaining so district resources remain focused on classrooms and student programs while ensuring PfISD employees have a place to live, grow, and thrive in the community they serve.

Benefits to Staff and Community

  • Provides affordable housing close to PfISD schools.
     
  • Offers employees a chance to live in the same community where they work and build connections with students and families.
     
  • Strengthens long-term staff stability, improving consistency and outcomes for students.
     

Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by creating a self-sustaining project that does not take funding away from classrooms.

A row of modern, gabled houses stands behind a sidewalk with a cyclist in the foreground, all overlaid with a red tint and architectural text.
An isometric architectural diagram of a three-story multi-family apartment complex with a central courtyard is set against a white background containing a legend and building summary data.
A detailed 2D floor plan is positioned on the left, while 3D axonometric views of the two-bedroom unit are displayed on the right against a plain white background.
A 2D floor plan is positioned on the left against a plain white background, accompanied by two 3D axonometric views of a one-bedroom unit on the right.
Detailed floor plans for two levels are positioned in the foreground against a plain white background featuring two 3D isometric renderings of a row of townhomes.
An isometric architectural diagram of a four-story multi-family apartment complex with a central courtyard is presented against a white background featuring a data table and building summary.
A red-outlined plot labeled %22Site%22 sits in the foreground, surrounded by residential neighborhoods and roads in the background.
A detailed residential development plan with building layouts and amenities is overlaid on an aerial photograph of a suburban neighborhood.
Architectural floor plans for two levels of a duplex are displayed on the left against a plain white background, with corresponding 3D isometric house models on the right.

Investing in the Future

  • Workforce Recruitment: District housing provides a powerful incentive to choose PfISD in a competitive job market.
     
  • Workforce Retention: Stable, affordable housing allows employees to remain in the district long term, providing consistency for students.
     
  • Fiscal Responsibility: Because the project is self-sustaining, bond funds build the housing while rent covers upkeep and operations, ensuring taxpayer dollars continue to directly support classrooms and student learning.
     
  • Innovation: PfISD is the first district in Texas to create this type of workforce housing development, providing a unique, forward-thinking solution to an affordability challenge faced by districts statewide.

 

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