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191 U S Hwy 377

Argyle, TX 76226

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Argyle Independent School District

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Posted July 4, 2011

My child will be entering her junior year and I am very concerned if she will be prepared for college; I do not think the school concentrates on academics, they are more concerned with athletics; especially football. I realize it's a cultural thing in Texas, people live and breathe sports. The other issue I have is that it's supposedly a PUBLIC school but religion is shoved down the students throats. If I wanted my child to have a religious education, I would have sent her to a private Christian school. And because Argyle is a wealthy community, the drug and alcohol problems with students is VERY high. Don't let the administration tell you different, there is a big problem there. If you are a minority or if you are not in a high income bracket, your student will not be accepted. It's a typical all white, wealthy superficial Texas school. We moved to Argyle because it was supposedly such a great school district but that is not the case.
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Posted October 6, 2010

The Argyle Schools show some negative raves from parents from 2006 & 2005, however the new Superintendent Dr. Telena Wright has seen to it that the schools now have a score of 10 out of 10 for Great Schools. Academics are extremely important to all the Administration and teachers. Championship Athletic programs are a plus along with Award winning band and those programs are the extras that keep many kids in school and moving on to college. Without extra curricular activities young children to young high schooler would perhaps become dropouts. Come checkout Argyle schools before you make a negative judgement. We may be small be we developing tomorrows leaders.

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Posted September 27, 2006

Argyle is an excellent school district. This past school year the district was awarded the Lone Star Cup which is given to the highest scoring Texas high school for an accumlation of academics and athletics. Argyle excels not only in athletics, but the UIL team also won a state championship. Argyle ISD provides a safe enviroment where kids can still be kids. I have three children in the district who participate in theatre, band, UIL, and athletics and I am highly pleased with Argyle ISD.
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Posted January 10, 2006

You can see why Texas is graduting only about a third of high school students who are 'college ready' when you move to the Argyle School District. It's all about sports and band here. Academics are just something to pass the time until the end of the day when extracurricular activities begin. The School Board pays lip service to academics and the administrators of the district compares our falling ratings to other districts instead of accepting resposibility for them. Leadership is sorely lacking.
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JackieO January 30, 2012
I have boy/girl twins and I told them both at 16 they can date with friends.
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BUCKRULES January 22, 2012
16 is the rule for me and that's ok with me :)
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Mavericksteach January 18, 2012
16 for double dating, and 18 by themselves. So many kids are put in situations that they do not have the capacity to guage!
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