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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)
Flower Mound | Highland Village | Argyle

Argyle ISD considers portables amid growth

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

Argyle ISD is experiencing rapid growth and showing no signs of slowing down, according to data from Zonda Education, the district’s demographer.

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