Frisco ISD is one of the fastest growing school districts in Texas with nearly 60,000 students and 68 campuses. The following information is the latest available as of May 2017.
Total enrollment: 55,924
Elementary school students: 26,600
Middle school student: 13,770
High school students: 15,554
Total schools: 68
Total elementary schools: 40
Total middle schools: 16
Total high schools: 9
Special program centers: 3
Attendance rate: 97%
Four-year graduation rate: 98%
Economically disadvantaged: 10.5%
Languages served: 70
Top five languages
1. Spanish
2. Telugu
3. Hindi
4. Korean
5. Arabic
Frisco ISD 2017-18 boundary maps
1. Allen
Year opened: 2009
2. Anderson
Year opened: 1999
3. Ashley
Year opened: 2005
4. Bledsoe
Year opened: 2005
5. Boals
Year opened: 2003
6. Borchardt
Year opened: 2001
7. Bright
Year opened: 2001
8. Carroll
Year opened: 2007
9. Christie
Year opened: 1999
10. Comstock
Year opened: 2012
11. Corbell
Year opened: 2006
12. Curtsinger
Year opened: 1995
Closed to new students because enrollment has exceeded capacity. New students will attend Shawnee Trail.
13. Elliot
Year opened: 2008
14. Fisher
Year opened: 2001
15. Gunstream
Year opened: 2002
16. Hosp
Year opened: 2014
17. Isbell
Year opened: 2004
18. McSpedden
Year opened: 2014
19. Miller
Year opened: 2016
20. Mooneyham
Year opened: 2007
21. Newman
Year opened: 2014
22. Nichols
Year opened: 2012
23. Norris
Year opened: 2015
24. Ogle
Year opened: 2006
25. Phillips
Year opened: 2012
26. Pink
Year opened: 2005
27. Purefoy
Year opened: 2010
28. Riddle
Year opened: 2003
29. Robertson
Year opened: 2007
30. Rogers
Year opened: 1987
31. Scott
Year opened: 2014
32. Sem
Year opened: 2006
33. Shawnee Trail
Year opened: 2000
34. Smith
Year opened: 1997
35. Sonntag
Year opened: 2010
36. Sparks
Year opened: 2002
37. Spears
Year opened: 2002
38. Tadlock
Year opened: 2008
39. Taylor
Year opened: 2006
40. Vaughn
Year opened: 2016
41. Clark
Year opened: 2000
42. Cobb
Year opened: 2010
43. Fowler
Year opened: 2007
44. Griffin
Year opened: 2004
45. Hunt
Year opened: 2010
46. Maus
Year opened: 2010
47. Nelson
Year opened: 2016
48. Pearson
Year opened: 2015
49. Pioneer Heritage
Year opened: 2002
50. Roach
Year opened: 2005
51. Scoggins
Year opened: 2008
52. Stafford
Year opened: 2008
53. Staley
Year opened: 1996
54. Trent
Year opened: 2015
55. Vandeventer
Year opened: 2012
Closed to new students because enrollment has exceeded capacity. New students will attend Wester.
56. Wester
Year opened: 2002
57. Centennial
Year opened: 2003
Mascot: Titans
School colors: navy blue and red
58. Frisco
Year opened: 1902
Mascot: Raccoons
School colors: Blue and gold
59. Heritage
Year opened: 2009
Mascot: Coyotes
School colors: maroon and gold
60. Independence
Year opened: 2014
Mascot: Knights
School colors: purple and black
61. Lebanon Trail
Year opened: 2016
Mascot: Trail Blazers
School colors: green and gold
62. Liberty
Year opened: 2006
Mascot: Redhawks
School colors: red and black
63. Lone Star
Year opened: 2010
Mascot: Rangers
School colors: navy blue and silver
64. Reedy
Year opened: 2015
Mascot: Lions
School colors: green, blue and silver
65. Wakeland
Year opened: 2006
Mascot: Wolverines
School colors: orange and navy blue
Rezoning
Frisco ISD adds an average of 2,500-3,500 new students each year and has regularly opened new schools to accommodate the growth. Because of this, the district has undergone a rezoning process almost every year. Rezoning is designed to relieve overcrowding and balance enrollment in existing schools.
Tentative rezoning timeline for 2017
September: FISD evaluates enrollment growth and receives enrollment projections from an external demographer.
October: Board of trustees is presented with the 2018-19 school year draft attendance zones.
November: District holds public hearings on proposed attendance zones.
December: Board of trustees approves 2018-19 attendance zones.
5515 Ohio Drive, Frisco
469-633-6000
www.friscoisd.org
Assesment test scores available online at communityimpact.com.
