Teague ISD Bond Election

On Tuesday, November 3, voters in Teague ISD will vote on the district’s proposed bond package.


Bond Scope

The ballot will feature two propositions, each of which will be voted on separately. Voters will have the opportunity to vote for or against each proposition.

Proposition A: $21,275,000 | Tax Rate Impact: $0.19673 (19.673 cents)

Proposition A focuses on education facility additions and renovations, safety upgrades, and expanded instructional space at the elementary and secondary campuses:

  • Elementary School Expansion & Upgrades:

    • Construction of 11 new classrooms with restroom facility

    • Construction of a 7,500 sq. ft. multi-purpose room

      • Uses for the facility include education instruction, assemblies, community events, P.E., field day, PTO, Thanksgiving feast, etc.

    • Complete replacement of all elementary school HVAC systems

    • Installation of new playground equipment

    • Replacement of cafeteria, library, and restroom flooring

  • Agricultural Department Facilities:

    • Construction of a new greenhouse and animal barn pens

  • District-Wide Facilities & Energy Upgrades:

    • Exterior LED lighting upgrades across the district including tennis courts, softball and baseball, and additional safety lighting on the northeast side of the secondary campus

    • Turf installation for baseball and softball fields

    • Secondary complex lighting controls and HVAC repairs

    • Courtyard turf for the band and cafeteria area at the secondary complex

Proposition B: $20,900,000 | Tax Rate Impact: $0.19327 (19.327 cents)

Proposition B addresses student extracurricular facilities and athletic facility improvements:

  • Secondary Competition Gymnasium:

    • Construction of a modern ADA accessible competition gym at the secondary complex

      • This facility will serve as a dedicated Student Activity Center for year-round student events, programs, and practices. The competition gym will also provide space for district-hosted events such as inclement weather back-up graduation and Veterans Day program.

    • Installation of energy-efficient LED lighting at the stadium

    • Dedicated turf area adjacent to the stadium for student activities and band staging during invitational meets

Tax Info

If both propositions pass, the district projects a total tax rate impact of $0.39 (39 cents).

Projected Monthly Tax Impact

Chart reflects tax estimates based on $140,000 homestead exemption available to all homeowners.


Tax Rate History

Teague ISD’s total tax rate has decreased by $0.912 (91.2 cents) since 2017.


Tax Rate Comparison

Teague ISD currently has the lowest total tax rate compared to surrounding districts.

Voters 65+ or Disabled

If you qualify for an age 65+ or disabled person residence homestead exemption, the school district taxes on your residence homestead cannot increase above your approved tax ceiling—as long as you own and live in the home and do not make any improvements/additions. The tax ceiling is the amount you paid in the year you qualified for the exemption. While your school district taxes may decrease, they cannot increase above your tax ceiling.

YOU MUST APPLY FOR THIS EXEMPTION.

Why will my ballot read “THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE”, if I have an approved homestead exemption?

Texas legislature passed laws in 2019 requiring all bond elections to include the following language on the ballot: “THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE”. The state mandates all bond ballots to include this language, regardless of what individual exemptions each voter may have.

Voting Info

October 5

Register to Vote

Register to vote by mail or in person by October 5.

October 19-30

Early Voting

Early Voting runs from Monday, October 19 - Friday, October 30.

November 3

Election Day

All polling locations are open from 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM.

Bond Resources

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Teague ISD has received a 100 (A) financial rating from the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for “Superior” management of school funds.