Argyle ISD Bond 2025: Voter Guide

The Argyle ISD Bond Election is May 3. Early voting starts April 22. The bond proposal was built by the community-led Bond & Growth Planning Committee and addresses student enrollment growth, campus improvements and infrastructure.

Key Facts:

• Bond does not include an increase to the current tax rate.
• AISD is projected to exceed 11,000 students in 2034-2035 (currently 6,200 students)
• Prop A includes new construction - Middle School #2 & Elementary #6
• Prop B includes Baseball/Softball Complex at AHS in Canyon Falls (currently AHS plays at AMS, site of the future second HS)
• Reminder: the ballot language, per state law, is required to say "This is a property tax increase." State law does not allow districts to change ballot language, regardless of the tax rate impact.

Proposition A focuses on addressing Argyle ISD's rapid enrollment growth and long-term facility needs. This proposal was built by the community-led Bond & Growth Planning Committee.

PROP A ($393,735,000)

• Middle School #2
• Elementary School #6
• Middle School #3 (planning & design only)
• Elementary School #5 (Construction Escalation from Bond 2022)
• AHS connector hallway
• Capital Improvements at Hilltop Elementary, Sixth Grade Center & AMS
• Funding for Land (future facilities)
• Technology infrastructure
• School Buses

Proposition B includes the construction of a new baseball & softball complex at Argyle High School in Canyon Falls. As the district continues to grow, this project will provide athletic facilities, seating, and amenities to support student-athletes.

PROB ($29,435,000)

• Field House for Baseball & Softball w/Coaches' Office
• Covered Batting Cages/Bullpens/Fencing/Wall Pads
• Turf playing fields
• Concessions & Restrooms
• Storage Building

The answer is because it's State Law. This is a request for Texas school districts to include the statement when you see your ballot. However, Argyle ISD's Bond Election DOES NOT include an increase to the current TAX RATE for district voters.

Bond funds are tied specifically to the I&S (Interest & Sinking) portion of the tax rate, which is separate from the M&O (Maintenance & Operations) side that the state compresses. The 2022 Bond and current 2024 Bond proposal are both structured to be supported at the district’s current tax rate.

Future changes at the state level—like how the Legislature or Comptroller adjusts school funding formulas—can affect local tax structures over time. However, as of now, Argyle ISD’s financial advisors have confirmed that this bond can be passed and funded while maintaining the current tax rate. That’s based on conservative growth assumptions and long-range debt planning.

Also important to note: The district does not receive the bond funds all at once. Funds are issued in phases, over time, only as needed for construction, so the full amount is not impacting taxpayers immediately.

The community-led Bond & Growth Planning Committee (BGPC), comprised of 30 parents, community members, staff and business leaders, developed a fiscally responsible bond recommendation that prioritizes education, safety and strategic land acquisition.

They met over two months and studied the latest enrollment growth, finances and projections. They also discussed the needs of the students while reflecting on community priorities. They used data to guide recommendations and support educational goals.

CLICK HERE to read more about the BGPC.

Denton County registered voters can vote at any polling location in the county during Early Voting. Here is a list of ALL Denton County voting locations. Below is a list of the nearby voting locations for Argyle ISD residents.

Early voting starts TUESDAY, APRIL 22 at 8 a.m. Polls are open Tuesday-Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Here is the full breakdown of days/times:

• APRIL 22-26 -- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Tuesday-Saturday)
• APRIL 27 -- 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Sunday)
• APRIL 28-29 --- 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Monday-Tuesday)
• ELECTION DAY: MAY 3 -- 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Saturday)

If you have a question, we are here to help! We have built a robust BOND FAQs webpage on ArgyleISD.com. The webpage is full of all the many questions that are related to multiple topics and ones we have received in the bond communications process. Please to be sure to check the webpage to get informed.

We have FAQs built to easily navigate from General, Prop A, Prop B, Finances and Growth & Enrollment.

👉 CLICK HERE to visit the FAQs page. If you have a question that is not part of the FAQs please email us at communications@argyleisd.com.

If you are an Argyle ISD resident aged 65 or older with approved Over-65 Homestead Exemptions in Denton County, school taxes will NOT increase with the passage of Proposition A or B, even if your property value rises (excluding improvements). This applies only to school taxes and does not necessarily affect other taxing entities.

✅ No increase in school taxes for eligible homeowners.

✅ Protection for those with Over-65 Homestead Exemptions.

Argyle ISD is a fast-growth public school district in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with 6,200+ students and 700+ employees. The District includes seven campuses. Argyle ISD is a 13-time UIL Lone Star Cup Champion. The Eagle Extra! Newsletter is produced by the Argyle ISD Communications & Marketing Department.

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Website: argyleisd.com
Location: 6701 Canyon Falls Dr., Flower Mound, Texas 76226
Phone: (940) 464-7241
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArgyleISD/
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