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Prosper ISD School Zoning by Neighborhood (2026–2027): Which Elementary, Middle & High School Is My Home Zoned For?

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to Prosper ISD's 2026–2027 feeder patterns — which elementary, middle, and high school each Prosper, TX community is zoned for, plus how to verify before you buy.

Prosper High School entrance with American and Texas flags

One of the first questions every family asks me when they're house-hunting in Prosper is the same: "Which Prosper ISD elementary, middle, and high school is this neighborhood zoned for?" It's the right question — Prosper ISD is one of the top-rated districts in North Texas, and the specific campus your kids will attend matters as much as the floor plan you fall in love with.

This guide breaks down the 2026–2027 Prosper ISD feeder patterns by neighborhood, so you can see at a glance which schools serve the communities you're considering.

Important disclaimer: Prosper ISD boundaries change frequently as new campuses open to keep up with growth. The information below reflects the district-approved 2026–2027 feeder patterns but specific street-level zoning can shift mid-year and varies by section within larger communities. Always verify your specific address with Prosper ISD at prosperisd.net or by calling the district directly before making a purchase decision.

Official Prosper ISD 2026–2027 Boundary Maps

Elementary School Boundaries (2026–2027)

Prosper ISD Approved Elementary School Boundaries 2026-2027 map showing zones for Windsong, Bryant, Stuber, Christie, Smothermon, Thomson, Hall, Rucker, Light Farms, Boyer, Lilyana, Cockrell, Folsom, Johnson, Reeves, Baker, Jackson, Hughes, Spradley, and Furr Elementary

Middle School Boundaries (2026–2027)

Prosper ISD Approved Middle School Boundaries 2026-2027 map showing zones for Rushing, Reynolds, Rogers, Bridges, Hays, and Jones Middle Schools

High School Boundaries (2026–2027)

Prosper ISD Approved High School Boundaries 2026-2027 map showing zones for Richland High School (RHS), Prosper High School (PHS), Walnut Grove High School (WGHS), and Rock Hill High School (RHHS)

Source: Prosper ISD approved boundary maps, 11.17.25. Always verify current zoning for your specific address with Prosper ISD.

The 2026–2027 Prosper ISD Feeder Patterns at a Glance

Prosper ISD has four comprehensive high schools for 2026–2027, each with its own feeder middle and elementary schools:

Rock Hill High School

  • Middle Schools: Jones MS, Hays MS
  • Elementary Schools: Baker, Hughes, Reeves*, Furr, Jackson, Spradley

Richland High School

  • Middle Schools: Rushing MS
  • Elementary Schools: Bryant*, Stuber, Windsong, Christie, Smothermon*

Walnut Grove High School

  • Middle Schools: Bridges MS, Rogers MS
  • Elementary Schools: Johnson, Lilyana*, Reeves*, Cockrell, Folsom, Rucker*

Prosper High School

  • Middle Schools: Reynolds MS
  • Elementary Schools: Boyer, Light Farms*, Lilyana*, Rucker*, Thomson*, Hall, Smothermon*

* Zoned to multiple campuses — exact assignment depends on your specific address. Note: Ratings for Moseley Middle School are not available yet because the campus is still new.


Which Prosper ISD School Is My Neighborhood Zoned For?

Here's the breakdown by the Prosper-area neighborhoods I work in most. Use this as a starting point, then confirm with Prosper ISD for your specific lot.

Windsong Ranch

  • Elementary: Windsong Ranch ES or Mrs. Jerry Bryant ES (both K–5 campuses sit inside Windsong Ranch — your section determines which one). 
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School (~1.6 miles away).
  • High School: Richland High School — a future Prosper ISD high school is planned for the intersection of Teel Pkwy and Parvin Road.

Per the Windsong Ranch developer FAQ and the Prosper ISD 2026–2027 feeder pattern, Mrs. Jerry Bryant ES is flagged as "zoned to multiple campuses," so the exact assignment depends on the specific street and phase. Future plans call for a high school on-site as well.

Star Trail

  • Elementary: Hall Elementary (on-site within community)
  • Middle: Reynolds Middle School
  • High School: Prosper High School

Light Farms*

  • Elementary: Boyer and Light Farms Elementary (both are on-site within the community)
  • Middle: Reynolds Middle School
  • High School: Prosper High School

*Note: A portion of the Light Farms Sweetwater neighborhood phase II is zoned for Collin County A-rated Celina ISD Lykins Elementary, Moore Middle School, and Celina High School.

Artesia

  • Elementary: Bryant or Stuber Elementary
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School
  • High School: Richland High School

Whitley Place

  • Elementary: Bryant or Stuber Elementary
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School
  • High School: Richland High School

Gentle Creek Estates

  • Elementary: Bryant or Stuber Elementary
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School
  • High School: Richland High School

Lakes of La Cima

  • Elementary: Folsom Elementary
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School
  • High School: Richland High School

Villages at Legacy

  • Elementary: Stuber Elementary (on-site in community)
  • Middle: Rushing Middle School
  • High School: Richland High School

Lakewood at Brookhollow

  • Elementary: Folsom Elementary
  • Middle: Rogers Middle School
  • High School: Walnut Grove High School

Christie Farms

  • Elementary: Folsom Elementary
  • Middle: Rogers Middle School
  • High School: Walnut Grove High School

Frontier Estates

  • Elementary: Lilyana Elementary
  • Middle: Reynolds Middle School
  • High School: Prosper High School

A note on "varies by section": Larger master-planned communities like Star Trail, Windsong Ranch, and Light Farms* often span more than one elementary zone. Two houses across the street from each other can be zoned to different campuses. Always pull the zoning for the exact address before you write an offer.


How to Verify Your Address with Prosper ISD

Don't take any blog post (including this one) as the final word. Here's the bulletproof way to confirm zoning:

  1. Use Prosper ISD's official boundary lookup tool on prosperisd.net — enter the specific street address.
  2. Call the district's transportation or enrollment office to confirm — boundaries occasionally change mid-year when a new campus opens.
  3. Ask your Realtor® to pull the official boundary map and confirm against the listing's address before showings.

Why Prosper ISD Boundaries Change

Prosper is one of the fastest-growing communities in Texas. The district has opened multiple new campuses in the last few years and has more on the way. Every time a new elementary, middle, or high school comes online, the district re-balances boundaries — which means a home that was zoned to one campus last year may feed to a different one this year.

For 2026–2027, the four-high-school structure (Prosper HS, Rock Hill HS, Walnut Grove HS, Richland HS) is the latest update. Expect more boundary shifts as Prosper continues to grow.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many high schools does Prosper ISD have for 2026–2027?

Four: Prosper High School, Rock Hill High School, Walnut Grove High School, and Richland High School.

Is Light Farms zoned to Prosper High School?

Yes — for 2026–2027, Light Farms feeds Light Farms Elementary → Reynolds Middle School → Prosper High School. Verify with Prosper ISD before purchase.

Is Windsong Ranch zoned to Richland High School?

Yes — Windsong Ranch feeds Richland High School for 2026–2027. At the elementary level, Windsong Ranch has two on-site K–5 campuses (Windsong Ranch ES and Mrs. Jerry Bryant ES) and your section determines the assignment. Middle school is Rushing Middle School (~1.6 miles away). Always verify with Prosper ISD for your exact address.

Is Artesia zoned to Richland High School?

Yes — Artesia is currently zoned to Bryant or Stuber Elementary → Rushing Middle School → Richland High School. Confirm with the district.

Can Prosper ISD zoning change after I buy?

Yes. As Prosper grows and new campuses open, the district rebalances attendance boundaries. Your specific assignment can change in future school years — verify annually if school zoning is a deciding factor for your family.

Where can I find the official Prosper ISD boundary maps?

On the Prosper ISD website at prosperisd.net. The district publishes approved elementary, middle, and high school boundary maps each year along with the feeder patterns.


Buying in Prosper? Let's Match Your Family to the Right Campus

School zoning is one of the biggest reasons families move to Prosper — and it's one of the easiest things to get wrong if you're shopping from out of state. I'm a Prosper-based Realtor® and mom who has lived this market for years. I'll help you cross-reference the feeder pattern, the specific lot, and the community fit so you end up in the right home and the right school zone.

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Sources: Prosper ISD 2026–2027 Approved Elementary, Middle, and High School Boundaries; Prosper ISD 2026–2027 Feeder Patterns. Information is current as of June 2026 and subject to change. This article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute a guarantee of school assignment. Buyers must independently verify current school zoning for any specific property with Prosper Independent School District prior to purchase. Anne Cicero is a licensed real estate agent in Texas with Monument Realty.

Anne Cicero is Realtor® with Monument Realty in Prosper. She and her family have called Prosper home since 2019.