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Argyle ISD approves another 5 teaching positions, discusses portables amid growth

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

The Argyle ISD board of trustees approved hiring five teachers—in addition to the five teachers the board approved in June—for the 2025-26 school year at an Aug. 4 meeting.

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