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Prosper, TX school ratings and districts

By Mariela Lovo Ol, REALTOR® · Updated

Prosper, TX school ratings and districts are simpler than in some suburbs, but still address-specific. Prosper ISD serves most of the town, and Denton ISD serves a small southwest corner. Here is how assignment works and where to find official ratings.

Which school districts serve Prosper?

Prosper ISD serves most of the town and also reaches into parts of Celina, Frisco, McKinney and Aubrey. Denton ISD serves a small corner of Prosper near FM 1385, including the Glenbrooke and Doe Creek subdivisions.

Nearby Light Farms, in Celina, is mostly zoned to Prosper ISD, with part of one section in Celina ISD. Confirm the district before you write an offer on any of the Prosper homes for sale.

How does school assignment work in Prosper?

Both districts assign campuses by attendance zone based on the home's address. Prosper ISD publishes its attendance boundaries for 2026-27, and Denton ISD posts attendance-zone maps. In a fast-growing district, zones can change as new schools open, so check the current year's map.

What choice options exist beyond the zoned school?

Each district sets its own transfer rules and deadlines, and some offer programs of choice by application. Denton ISD, for example, accepts transfer requests during a set window each spring. Texas also has public charter schools, which enroll by application rather than by address.

Where do you find official school ratings?

The Texas Education Agency publishes official district and campus accountability ratings at txschools.gov. Use it to look up the district and the campuses that serve your address.

The Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability ratings list these overall district ratings for the 2025-26 school year:

Prosper ISD: A, 91 out of 100. Denton ISD: C, 76 out of 100.

These are district-level results only. Campus ratings vary, so check each campus tied to an address.

Your school district also sets part of your tax bill. For 2025, Prosper ISD's rate was $1.2141 per $100, while Denton ISD adopted $1.1528 for 2026-27. See property taxes in Prosper and the Prosper community guide.

How do you verify the school district for an address?

Enter the exact address in the district's boundary tool, and call the district if the lot is new or near a boundary. For new construction, ask the builder for the zoning, then confirm it yourself. Verify school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Common questions

Is all of Prosper in Prosper ISD?

No. Prosper ISD serves most of the town, but Denton ISD serves a small southwest corner that includes Glenbrooke and Doe Creek. Verify school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Where can I see official ratings for Prosper ISD?

Use the Texas Education Agency's site, txschools.gov. It publishes official accountability ratings for districts and campuses. Look up the district and the campuses zoned to your address. TEA's 2026 ratings for the 2025-26 school year list Prosper ISD as A, 91 out of 100.

Can attendance zones change after I buy?

Yes. Growing districts redraw zones as new campuses open. Prosper ISD posts boundaries by school year. Check the latest map and ask the district about planned changes.

Sources

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