Early voting for the 2024 bond, initially approved by the board in January, began April 22. Voters will have the opportunity to approve the $777 million bond focused on maintenance and end-of-life upgrades for systems and equipment throughout the district at the May 4 election. Though the ballot language, as required by Senate Bill 30, advertises the bond as a tax rate increase, Mansfield ISD is able to fund the bond with no increase to the current tax rate, $1.1492 per $100 of appraised property value. As also required by Senate Bill 3o, the bond is split into five separate propositions based on the intent of the proposition, whether it be maintenance and replacement equipment, new technology, new construction, or stadium renovations.

This week's Bronco Minute covers Journalism's recent first place at District UIL, a Pacemaker win for The Rider Online, and Key Club's first volleyball tournament. It was written and compiled by Claire...

After a decline in attendance during the advisory period, administrators moved the advisory time to the end of second and sixth periods. Starting April 9, students will remain in their second and sixth...

After 14 years teaching at Legacy, Ms. Rachel Ryan, AP English III and freshman english teacher left Legacy March 28 to join her husband and his new job in Arizona.  “We have a great life here in...

In this week’s Bronco Minute, we cover bowling, softball, baseball, Crystal Hernandez's success at the state powerlifting meet, and journalism's trip to New York City. This video was written, narrated,...

In this week’s Bronco Minute, we cover soccer, softball, baseball and theater's one act play. This video was written, narrated, and compiled by Claire Carney.

In this week’s Bronco Minute, we cover choir, soccer, and Student Media’s guest speaker. This video was written, narrated, and compiled by Claire Carney.

In this week’s Bronco Minute, we cover basketball, soccer, golf, and Spaghetti Dinner. This video was written, narrated, and compiled by Claire Carney.