School Taxes

Ten School Districts Serve Montgomery County

Your school district depends on where in Montgomery County you live, and each district sets its own tax rate.

Montgomery County has ten independent school districts. They include Conroe ISD, Montgomery ISD, Willis ISD, Magnolia ISD, and others. Each district covers a different geographic area of the county. Your school tax rate is one of the largest parts of your overall property tax bill.

When buying a home, confirm which school district the property falls in, because two neighboring streets can be in different districts. The Texas Comptroller's county directory lists all ten districts for Montgomery County. Visit comptroller.texas.gov to look them up.

Source to confirm: Texas Comptroller — Montgomery County Directory

More Montgomery County notes

Property Tax Basics

Two Different Offices Handle Your Property Tax

In Montgomery County, one office sets your property value and a separate office collects your tax bill.

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Property Tax Savings

Homestead Exemption Can Cut Your School Tax Bill

If your home is your primary residence in Montgomery County, a homestead exemption removes part of its value from your school tax calculation.

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Special District Taxes

Many Montgomery County Neighborhoods Pay MUD Taxes

More than 100 Municipal Utility Districts in Montgomery County can add a separate tax on top of your regular county and school taxes.

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Ag Valuation

Agricultural Valuation Can Lower Taxes on Rural Land

Rural landowners in Montgomery County may qualify to have their land taxed on its farming productivity value rather than its market value.

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