Prosper Independent School District
Prosper Independent School District is a public school district based in Prosper, Texas, United States. Located in Collin County, a portion of the district extends into Denton County.
The district enrollment was 32,197 as of the 2025-26 school year.
The town of Prosper continues to experience large population growth. In the 2018-19 school year, the district enrollment was 14,287 with 1 High School and 2 Middle Schools. In the 2020-21 school year, the enrollment was 19,140 students. In the 2025-26 school year, the enrollment was 32,197 students, with 4 High Schools and 6 Middle Schools in the district.
In 2011, the school district was rated "Recognized" by the Texas Education Agency.
Prosper ISD has its own police department separate from the Town of Prosper Police. This is because PISD covers areas and has schools in six municipalities. A Town of Prosper police officer would only have jurisdiction in the town of Prosper, while a PISD officer can cover any school in any area of Prosper ISD.
Schools
| School name | Mascot | Year opened | Location | Additional information |
| Prosper High School | Eagles | 1902 | Prosper | Established as Prosper School in 1902; relocated in 2000, 2009 |
| Rock Hill High School | Blue Hawks | 2020 | Frisco | High School #2 |
| Walnut Grove High School | Wildcats | 2023 | Prosper | High School #3 |
| Richland High School | Raiders | 2025 | Prosper | High School #4 |
| School name | Mascot | Year opened | Location | Additional information |
| Lorene Rogers Middle School | Wildcats | 2008 | Prosper | Replaced Prosper Middle School |
| Robert and Robbie Reynolds Middle School | Eagles | 2010 | Prosper | Middle School #2; Building was originally Prosper High from 2000-2009 |
| Bill Hays Middle School | Hawks | 2019 | Frisco | Middle School #3 |
| William Rushing Middle School | Raptors | 2020 | Prosper | Middle School #4 |
| Daniel L. Jones Middle School | Jaguars | 2024 | Frisco | Middle School #5 |
| W.H. Moseley Middle School | Mustangs | 2025 | Prosper | Middle School #6 |
| School name | Year opened | Location | Additional information |
| Judy Rucker Elementary School | 1995 | Prosper | Name changed from Prosper Elementary in 2005 |
| R. Steve Folsom Elementary School | 2005 | Prosper | Elementary School #2 |
| John Baker Elementary School | 2007 | McKinney | Elementary School #3 |
| Judy Cockrell Elementary School | 2012 | Prosper | Elementary School #4 |
| Light Farms Elementary School | 2015 | Celina | Elementary School #5 |
| Windsong Ranch Elementary School | 2016 | Prosper | Elementary School #6 |
| Jim & Betty Hughes Elementary School | 2016 | McKinney | Elementary School #7 |
| Ralph & Mary Lynn Boyer Elementary School | 2018 | Prosper | Elementary School #8 |
| John Spradley Elementary School | 2018 | Frisco | Elementary School #9 |
| Jack & June Furr Elementary School | 2019 | McKinney | Elementary School #10 |
| Chuck & Cindy Stuber Elementary School | 2019 | Prosper | Elementary School #11 |
| Sam Johnson Elementary School | 2020 | Celina | Elementary School #12 |
| Mrs. Jerry Bryant Elementary School | 2021 | Prosper | Elementary School #13 |
| Mike and Janie Reeves Elementary School | 2021 | McKinney | Elementary School #14 |
| Joyce Hall Elementary School | 2022 | Prosper | Elementary School #15 |
| Lilyana Elementary School | 2023 | Prosper | Elementary School #16 |
| Dan Christie Elementary School | 2023 | Celina | Elementary School #17 |
| Betty Jackson Elementary School | 2024 | Frisco | Elementary School #18 |
| Jana Thomson Elementary School | 2025 | Prosper | Elementary School #19 |
| Virgie Smothermon Elementary School | 2025 | Prosper | Elementary School #20 |
| School name | Grades | Year founded | Location | Additional information |
| Brenda Calhoun Early Childhood School | EE-PK | 2023 | McKinney | |
| Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement | DAEP | 2014 | Prosper | Located in 1963 building |
| School name | Grades | Projected Opening | Location | Additional information |
| Rucker Elementary School | K-5 | 2026 | Prosper | Elementary School #21 |
| Jim Bridges Middle School | 6-8 | 2026 | Celina | Middle School #7 |
| Dr. Drew and Kristen Watkins Middle School | 6-8 | 2027 | Prosper | Middle School #8 |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | 2027 | ???? | Elementary School #22 |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | 2028 | ???? | Elementary School #23 |
| Unnamed High School | 9-12 | ???? | McKinney | High School #5; Located in the eastern portion of the district |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | 2029 | ???? | Elementary School #24 |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | ??? | ???? | Elementary School #25 |
| Unnamed High School | 9-12 | ???? | Prosper | High School #6; Located near Moseley MS; Unfunded |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | 2031 | ???? | Elementary School #26 |
| Unnamed Elementary School | K-5 | 2031 | ???? | Elementary School #27 |
| Unnamed Middle School | 6-8 | 2032 | ???? | Middle School #9; Unfunded |
| School name | Year founded | Year closed | Additional information |
| Prosper School #1 | 1902 | 1910 | Building sold in 1910 |
| Prosper School #2 | 1911 | 1923 | Built at site of Prosper School #1; caught fire and was replaced |
| Prosper School #3 | 1923 | 1963 | Built at site of Prosper Schools #1 and #2 |
| Prosper School #4 | 1963 | 2000 | New location |
| Prosper Middle School | 2000 | 2008 | Established at site of Prosper School #4; was renovated into Prosper ISD Administration Building |
History
Prosper School was established in 1902. It had 4 classrooms, 3 teachers, and 100 students. It was sold and moved off in 1910, with a new school opening on the same site in 1911. The new campus had 9 classrooms, 5 teachers, and housed grades 1-10. This school caught fire and was replaced in 1923. The 3rd campus built on this site also had 9 classrooms and 5 teachers, but housed grades 1-11.Around 1935, Prosper ISD consolidated with many local school districts. These included Richland, Rockhill, Franklin, Hutcherson, Walnut Grove, Pleasant Ridge, Rheas Mill, and Bloomdale. Some of the buildings from the other schools were moved to the site of Prosper School.
In 1942, the mascot of Prosper School changed from the Deer to the Eagle.
In 1963, Prosper School moved to a new location. It had 6 elementary classrooms, 9 secondary classrooms, 14 teachers, and 237 students in grades 1-12.
In 1995, Prosper Elementary opened with grades PK-4.
In 2000, a new Prosper High School was built for grades 9-12. Prosper Middle School was established at the 1963 campus with grades 5-8.
In 2005, Folsom Elementary opened with grades PK-3. Prosper Elementary was renamed Rucker Elementary and hosted grades 4-5, with Prosper Middle School hosting grades 6-8.
In 2006, Pre-K and 6th grade moved to Rucker, freeing up space at Folsom and Prosper Middle School.
In 2007, Baker Elementary opened, with all three elementary schools now hosting grades PK-6.
In 2008, Rogers Middle School opened with grades 6-8, replacing Prosper Middle School. The three elementary schools now housed grades PK-5, with Rucker still hosting Head Start. The former Prosper Middle School campus was renovated into Prosper ISD's Administration Building.
In 2009, Prosper High School moved into its new $120 million campus, which was the most expensive high school ever built in Texas at the time.
In 2010, the former Prosper High School building opened after a year of renovations into Reynolds Middle School, housing grades 7-8. With this change, Rogers Middle School housed all PISD 5th and 6th graders, thus all elementary schools became K-4, with a few having PK-4.
In 2012, Cockrell Elementary was opened.
In 2015, Light Farms Elementary was opened.
In 2016, Hughes and Windsong Elementary Schools opened, allowing the district to move from PK-4 elementary campuses to grades PK-5. With this transition, both middle schools hosted grades 6-8.
In 2018, the University Interscholastic League classified Prosper High School as 6A.
In 2019, Children's Health Stadium opened as a 12,000 seat stadium for Prosper ISD football games. With this addition, Prosper High School played home games at Children's Health Stadium, moving away from the relatively tiny Eagle Stadium near Reynolds Middle School. Children's Health Hospital paid $2.5 million for the naming rights to the stadium.
The same year, Hays Middle School opened, becoming the first school in Prosper ISD with an animal other than an Eagle as their mascot or with school colors other than green and white. Hays uses the Hawk as their mascot and uses the primary school color blue. Rock Hill High School, into which Hays feeds, used the Blue Hawks as the school's mascot and blue as the primary school color when it opened in 2020.
In 2020, Rock Hill High School opened, meaning Prosper ISD had more than one high school for the first time in district history. Rock Hill High School was built for roughly $200 million, making it the most expensive high school built in Texas at the time. That fall, Prosper also opened Johnson Elementary School, named after Representative Sam Johnson, and Rushing Middle School, named after former superintendent William Rushing.
In 2024, Jones Middle School opened, taking students previously assigned to Rogers and Hays Middle Schools.
In 2025, Moseley Middle School and Richland High School opened while Rogers Middle School changed their mascot to a wildcat, like Walnut Grove. This year also marked the announcement of the future Bridges Middle School, on Frontier Parkway and Custer Road in Celina and is expected to open in the 2026-2027 school year.