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The Argyle ISD board of trustees approved names for Elementary School No. 5, the new middle school and high school at a Dec. 15 meeting. (Community Impact staff)

New high school courses, campus names: 3 Argyle ISD stories you may have missed

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

Catch up on three recent Argyle ISD stories from Community Impact you may have missed.

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AISD is proposing the program only be open to high school students who have not had any serious discipline issues within the past two years. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact)

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Published 3:58 PM | Dec 18, 2025 CST

Argyle ISD to open teacher residency program through UNT partnership

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Published 12:00 PM | Dec 17, 2025 CST

Argyle ISD approves substitute teacher pay increase, hiring 5 additional aides

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Published 3:14 PM | Dec 16, 2025 CST

Argyle ISD selects names for 3 new school campuses

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Published 5:00 PM | Dec 12, 2025 CST

Lewisville ISD receives top rating in fiscal year 2024-25 audit

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Published 2:05 PM | Dec 11, 2025 CST

Denton ISD students to return Aug. 13 in 2026-27 school year

Amber Bridges teaches art at Argyle West Elementary School, which is projected to have 1,000 students—150 over capacity—in 2029-30. (Courtesy Argyle ISD)

Published 1:00 PM | Dec 9, 2025 CST

Argyle ISD considers portables amid growth

Gov. Abbott signs a bill into law.

Published 5:18 PM | Dec 5, 2025 CST

What to know before applying for Texas’ education savings accounts next year

Lewisville ISD Superintendent Lori Rapp presented a proposal to move several programs out of the Learning and Success Centers at a Dec. 1 work session. (Community Impact staff)

Published 3:22 PM | Dec 4, 2025 CST

Lewisville ISD superintendent proposes moving programs out of surplus buildings

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Updated 5:03 PM | Dec 2, 2025 CST

McAuliffe Elementary renovations could go $385K over budget

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Published 3:50 PM | Nov 26, 2025 CST

Denton ISD's Child Nutrition team aims to serve balanced, healthy meals