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Midway ISD adopts lower tax rate for 2026–27; homeowners likely to see decrease
Summary
Midway ISD adopted its 2026–2027 tax rate, a reduction of three cents, which the superintendent said should generally lower residential homeowners' tax bills though individual outcomes may vary.
Dr. Chris Allen, superintendent of Midway ISD, said the district "adopted our tax rate for the 2026-2027 school year. Good news, it went down by 3 cents." The board approved the new rate during its recent meeting and the superintendent told viewers that, in general, most residential homeowners should see a decrease in what they pay on appraised values, though he cautioned this is not guaranteed for every individual homeowner.
The change reflects the district's budget-setting process for the coming school year. Dr. Allen did not provide a detailed vote tally or the full tax rate figure in the brief, and he framed the decrease as a general trend rather than an absolute guarantee for every property. The district did not specify whether the rate change triggers any immediate modifications to programs or staffing.
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