When the Midway ISD Board of Trustees called an $83.5 million bond election for November 4, 2025, one of the most common questions was: How can the district fund this without increasing the tax rate?

A new demographic and housing study presented to the Midway ISD Board of Trustees this fall shows that while the district’s enrollment has temporarily dipped in 2025, long-term growth remains on the horizon — underscoring the importance of strategic facility planning through the Bond 2025 proposal and beyond.

A recent independent analysis by BOK Financial, using data from the Texas Comptroller, Texas Education Agency, and the Municipal Advisory Council of Texas, confirms what many in our community already know—Midway ISD is one of the most fiscally responsible districts in the state.

On November 4, 2025, Midway ISD voters will consider an $83.5 million bond election with no tax rate increase.

In a special called meeting Monday, the Midway ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling an $83.5 million bond election with no tax rate increase.

The Midway ISD Board of Trustees continued discussions on a potential bond election to address elementary enrollment growth, capital improvements, and programmatic needs.