Midway ISD shared its annual financial audit with the Board of Trustees during the November meeting, with auditors issuing the highest possible rating—a clean, or unmodified, opinion.

Midway ISD has once again earned a Superior rating under the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for 2025. 

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

Midway ISD continues to invest in excellence through the state’s Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA), with more teachers than ever qualifying and being submitted for designation based on their work toward student growth during the 2024–2025 school year.

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 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.

At the regular June board meeting, the Midway ISD Board of Trustees adopted the district’s 2025-26 budget, navigating changes in state funding brought by House Bill 2.

Midway ISD has started its annual budget process to plan how funds will be allocated for the upcoming school year. This process ensures the district can support students, staff, and operations while maintaining financial responsibility.