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Allen ISD Announces Plan to Preserve Extracurricular Facilities

Beginning on January 3, 2022, Allen ISD will restrict access to its tennis courts and track and field facilities for students during school-related activities. The decision is being made to prolong the lifespan of its extracurricular competition surfaces, as the proposed repair and replacement projects at these facilities have been unsuccessful in past bond propositions.

“Allen ISD strives to serve as a community partner and open these facilities to all taxpayers, but at the end of the day our students will always come first,” said Deputy Superintendent Daniel Pitcock. “Without the passage of a bond election, we unfortunately do not have the capacity for large-scale capital repairs that are needed at our tracks, fields, and tennis courts. Therefore, we must ensure that we maximize the existing facilities for our students.”

The district plans to address critical areas of damage and will perform basic patch-and-repair maintenance where necessary. These repairs, however, will not address the long-term needs of the facilities.

The following facilities will be available for students during school-related activities only, beginning on January 3:

• Allen High School Tennis Complex
• Allen High School Track and Field Stadium (located at Greenville and Rivercrest)

Outside organizations may continue to rent the Track and Field Stadium. Renting and leasing can assist Allen ISD in funding small repairs, but the revenue is not substantial enough to cover large-scale capital projects. For more information, please visit Allen ISD’s Facility Rental webpage at www.allenisd.org/facilityrental.

The district will continue to allow public access to its fenced-in playground areas at its elementary schools following 5:30 p.m. on weeknights and all day on the weekend. The playgrounds are closed to the public during the school day and during after-school care hours.

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