The Argyle ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling a bond election for May 3, 2025, during a Special Meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025.

Trustees approved the $423,170,000 proposal developed by the community-led Argyle ISD Bond & Growth Planning Committee (BGPC). This bond package consists of two propositions and maintains the current tax rate.

The 30-member BGPC, reconvening from the 2024 bond, included parents, staff, community members, and business leaders representing all areas of AISD. The committee held two meetings and closely reevaluated demographic reports, financial updates, and facility needs to determine the priorities of the proposal.

The bond proposal addresses three key areas: new construction projects, capital improvements to existing facilities, and infrastructure upgrades.

The 2025 bond package is a reduction of more than $88 million from the 2024 bond election, which included two of three propositions that did not pass.

2025 Bond Package

Proposition A – $393,735,000

• Elementary #6
• Middle School #2
• Middle School #3 (Planning & Design only)
• Elementary School #5 (Bond 2022 Inflation Overage)
• Existing Facilities Capital Improvements
• Land Acquisition & Offsite Costs
• Buses
• Technology Infrastructure

Proposition B – $29,435,000

• High School Baseball/Softball Complex at AHS (Canyon Falls)

Proposition A capital improvements do not include additional student capacity. Proposed updates focus on exterior and interior enhancements at Hilltop Elementary, the Sixth Grade Center, Argyle Middle School (377 campus), and a hallway connection between the academic wings of Argyle High School (Canyon Falls).

The BGPC first presented the bond proposal to the Board of Trustees during a Special Meeting on January 30. After a thorough discussion, the Board unanimously approved the proposal without modification. Over the coming months, the 2025 bond will be shared with the community through various communications. For details and FAQs, visit www.argyleisd.com/bond2025.

Statement from Argyle ISD Superintendent

“I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the Bond & Growth Planning Committee for their invaluable time and expertise,” said Argyle ISD Superintendent Dr. Courtney Carpenter. “Their forward-thinking approach and commitment to long-range planning provide our community with the opportunity to consider this bond package to address our fast-growing district.”

Voting Information

• Early Voting: April 22 – April 29
• Voter Registration Deadline: April 3
• Election Day: May 3

Previous Bond Election

The May 2024 bond election included three propositions—two did not pass, and one for technology refresh ($6,500,000) was approved.

Contact Information

For questions or to schedule a bond presentation, contact:

Rick Herrin, Chief Communications Officer
940-464-7241 | richard.herrin@argyleisd.com