Midway ISD Officially Canvass 2025 Bond Election

The Midway ISD Board of Trustees held a special called meeting on Monday to formally canvass the results of the November bond election. This official action verifies the election totals and marks the next step in moving the approved projects forward.

With the results now certified, district leadership will begin the early planning and sequencing work outlined during the Facilities Study Committee process. More detailed timelines and next steps will be shared with the community in the coming weeks.

Midway ISD voters approved the district’s $83.5 million bond proposal in the November 4, 2025 election, with all three propositions passing.

• Proposition A – 59% For
• Proposition B – 57% For
• Proposition C – 58% For

The measure funds districtwide facility improvements, safety and technology upgrades, and critical maintenance projects—all with no increase to the district’s tax rate.

“The Board of Trustees and our entire district are grateful for the community’s continued trust and support,” said Superintendent Dr. Chris Allen. “This bond election was about maintaining the excellence our community expects while protecting taxpayer value. Today’s decision will help ensure our schools remain safe, modern, and efficient—without raising the tax rate.”

The approved projects address aging infrastructure, upgrade classroom technology, and enhance fine arts, extracurricular, and athletic spaces—including additional program areas at Midway High School.

Projects were identified through the work of a 47-member Facility Study Committee made up of parents, staff, and community members who dedicated more than 500 hours to reviewing facility conditions, enrollment data, and financial capacity.

Bond planning and design work will begin in early 2026, with progress updates shared through board meetings and the district website.