Education
BY HANNAH JOHNSON
Prosper ISD adjusts attendance zones for 2025 26 school year Prosper ISD’s school attendance boundaries will look di erent for the 2025–26 school year as the district continues to grow. Put in perspective The district did not have any schools on the west side of the Dallas North Tollway in 2016, Deputy Superintendent Greg Bradley said during an Oct. 21 board meeting. This next year, PISD will have 10 schools on the west side. About 75% of Texas school districts have less than 3,000 students while the district is growing by 3,000 students a year, Bradley said. What’s happening? The boundaries for elementary, middle school and high schools will shift as the district is
Frisco ISD approves $10.13M for roof placements, repairs Several Frisco ISD campuses are undergo- ing partial roof replacements and technical repairs totaling $10.13 million. The district’s board of trustees approved three construction contracts Dec. 9. The projects are needed after storms in 2022 damaged the building, according to district documents. The details Projects include repairing or replacing portions of the building roofs, installing roof insulation and roof access ladders. A third contract approved included a nal payment for repairs made at Staley Middle School for the 2022 storm-related repairs.
“We are the fastest growing district in the area [and]
the west side of the district is the fastest growing portion.” GREG BRADLEY, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT
opening four new schools in the next school year. This includes: • Jana Thomson Elementary • Virgie Smothermon Elementary • Pete Moseley Middle • Richland High Students in the Creeks of Legacy, Legacy Gardens and Star Trail who are currently zoned to Reynolds Middle will be allowed to stay, but families must provide transportation. The attendance map can be found on the district’s website.
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