About Proposition A
If the TRE is approved, the proposed rate would generate an additional $26 million annually for the district’s daily operations, including teacher and staff support, safety and security, and student programs and enrichment.
1925 Advisory Committee
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Made up of parents, staff, and community members, the 1925 Advisory Committee studied Denton ISD’s financial outlook, staffing formulas, and program funding needs for the 2025–26 budget. On June 10, 2025, the committee recommended that the Board of Trustees call for a Voter Approval Tax Rate Election.
At its August 12 meeting, the Denton ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved placing Proposition A, also known as a Tax Ratification Election (TRE), on the November 4, 2025, election ballot.
1925 Advisory Committee
Important Voting Deadlines
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Voter Registration Deadline: October 6, 2025
Early Voting Period: October 20-31, 2025
Election Date: November 4, 2025
Find more information about Denton County Elections on the Vote Denton website.
Proposition A Information Sessions
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Denton ISD will host Proposition A Information Sessions for parents, staff, and community members to learn more about Proposition A and ask questions.
Each session will include a presentation with clear, factual information followed by time for audience questions. The sessions are open to all community members, and no RSVP is required
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Wednesday
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Prop A Information Session - Guyer High
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If voter approved on November 4, Proposition A would provide additional state and local revenue for the following Board-approved operational categories.
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Teacher & Staff Support
Denton ISD is the second-largest employer in Denton County, and compensation plays a key role in attracting and retaining staff.
Proposition A provides funds to the district to continue to attract teachers to support student achievement and discipline in schools and address current class sizes.
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Safety & Security
Texas House Bill 3 requires an armed officer on every campus. There is a shortage of School Safety Officers across the state. Every Denton ISD campus has a School Safety Officer (SSO) or Student Resource Officer (SRO).
Proposition A provides funds for competitive salaries and meets the requirements of HB3.
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Student Programs & Enrichment
More than 250 positions were cut from the district through attrition and reduction in the last year. This includes positions such as reading recovery, interventionists, and bilingual support specialists.
Proposition A provides $5 million to support student programs and enrichment.