PROJECTS BY CAMPUS   Bond Cycles Explained RISD operates on a five-year cycle for bond projects, which follows the community-developed Bond Guiding Principles. The district typically replaces items with an expected useful life of more than one year through bond program funds. Examples of these items include: air conditioning/heating units, computers, service vehicles, roofs and band instruments, safety and security tools, among others. The district schedules upgrades/renovations of facilities to accommodate schools, programs or security requirements, as needed. One example is when freshmen programming was moved to three of the high schools after the approval of the 2001 bond. Additionally, facility renovations for the past decade focused on the oldest schools in RISD first – 1950's schools in the 2001 bond and 1960's schools in the 2006 bond. Find Your Campus Select a High School Berkner HS Lake Highlands FC Lake Highlands HS Pearce HS Richardson HS Select a Junior High Apollo JH Forest Meadow JH Lake Highlands JH Liberty JH Parkhill JH Richardson North JH Richardson West JH Westwood JH Select an Elementary Aikin Elem. Arapaho Classical Audelia Creek Elem. Big Springs Elem. Bowie Elem. Brentfield Intermediate Brentfield Primary Bukhair Elem. Canyon Creek Elem. Dartmouth Elem. Dobie Primary Dover Elem. Forest Lane Academy Forestridge Elem. Greenwood Hills Elem. Hamilton Park Pacesetter Jess Harben Elem. Lake Highlands Elem. Mark Twain Elem. MST Magnet Merriman Park Elem. Mohawk Elem. Moss Haven Elem. Northlake Elem. Northrich Elem. Northwood Hills Elem. O.Henry Elem. Prairie Creek Elem. Prestonwood Elem. Richardson Heights Elem. Richardson Terrace Elem. Richland Elem. RISD Academy Skyview Elem. Spring Creek Elem. Spring Valley Elem. Springridge Elem. Stults Road Elem. Thurgood Marshall Elem. Wallace Elem. White Rock Elem. Yale Elem.