Midway ISD proposes $83.5 million bond for school improvements without raising tax rates

MCLENNAN COUNTY, Texas (KXXV) — Midway ISD is asking voters to approve an $83.5 million bond in November that would fund building improvements, classroom technology and security upgrades across all district schools without increasing the current 94-cent tax rate.

$83.5 million bond proposal breaks down to $76 million for building improvements (HVAC, plumbing, technology), $6.6 million for classroom devices, and $1 million for security upgrades

The bond would not raise Midway ISD's current 94-cent tax rate, according to Superintendent Chris Allen

All district schools would see some enhancements if the bond passes.

Voters will decide the bond's fate in November, with improvements beginning in January if approved

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