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Conroe ISD tax rate (2025): 0.950% of assessed value

Conroe ISD adopted 0.950% for tax year 2025 — the second-lowest school district rate in Montgomery County, Texas. At a $300,000 assessed value, that levy alone is $2,849 a year before exemptions.

Adopted total
0.950% of assessed value
Operations (M&O)
0.670%
Debt service (I&S)
0.280% — 29.5% of the total
County rank
2nd of ten, lowest first
At $300,000
$2,849 a year, district levy only
With county-wide levies
1.480% — $4,440 a year, before any city or special district

Reading the Conroe numbers

Two things distinguish Conroe ISD's 0.950%. First, it is nearly tied with Magnolia ISD — $26 a year separates them on a $300,000 home, small enough to be noise against a single reappraisal. Second, its 0.280% debt-service component is the second-smallest of the ten, which is why the total lands where it does despite a mid-pack operations rate. The comparison buyers around Conroe actually face is against Splendora ISD, since inventory with a Conroe mailing address can be zoned to either district: that choice is worth $915 a year at $300,000, every year the home is owned.

A $300,000 home zoned to Conroe ISD pays $444 more school tax each year than the same home in Richards ISD, the county's lowest-rate district, and $917 less than in New Caney ISD, its highest.

Conroe ISD against the other nine

Sorted by how close each district's adopted total sits to Conroe's — nearest first, because the nearest rows are the alternatives a buyer is actually choosing between:

DistrictGap at $300,000TotalM&OI&S
Magnolia ISD $26 more a year0.958% 0.666%0.293%
Cleveland ISD $224 more a year1.024% 0.667%0.357%
Willis ISD $256 more a year1.035% 0.667%0.368%
Tomball ISD $340 more a year1.063% 0.667%0.396%
Montgomery ISD $425 more a year1.091% 0.717%0.374%
Richards ISD $444 less a year0.801% 0.674%0.127%
Humble ISD $467 more a year1.105% 0.755%0.350%
Splendora ISD $915 more a year1.255% 0.755%0.500%
New Caney ISD $917 more a year1.255% 0.755%0.500%

Adopted 2025 rates as a percentage of assessed value; the gap column prices the difference on a $300,000 assessed value, exemptions excluded.

The City of Conroe levy on top

The 2025 city table lists City of Conroe at 0.427%. Inside the city limits — in the Montgomery County portion, for cities that cross county lines — a Conroe-zoned bill runs 1.907% of value — $5,721 at $300,000 — while the same home outside any city stays at 1.480%. City limits and district lines are independent boundaries; a parcel can be inside either, both, or neither.

22 special districts give Conroe as their city in the Comptroller's district database. A parcel inside one adds that district's own rate on top of all of the above — the district index carries each rate and each district's reported debt.

Where Alta Homes builds in Conroe ISD

Deer Trail Estates (Conroe, TX) is zoned to Conroe ISD — final homes from the $330s, in close-out. See the Deer Trail Estates page for the community's full combined rate, or the builder's own Deer Trail Estates listing.

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Sources

Cite as: “Conroe ISD adopted tax rate and county rank, tax year 2025”, Best Home Builder Montgomery County (besthomebuildermontgomerycounty.com), retrieved 2026-08-04. Derived from Texas Comptroller public records. Reusable under CC BY 4.0. Best Home Builder Montgomery County is an advertising site for Alta Homes and is not an independent reviewer.

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