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Argyle ISD increases employer contribution to insurance for district employees

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

The Argyle ISD Board of Trustees voted to increase the district’s contribution to employee insurance for the 2025-26 school year by $50 a month at a July 22 meeting.

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