Updated Proposed MS & HS Boundaries
2027-2028
Updated Recommendation for 2027-28 Attendance Boundaries - Watkins MS / PHS
Prosper ISD Families:
PROPOSED MIDDLE SCHOOL CHANGES
PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL CHANGES
The Recommended Attendance Boundaries
The recommended attendance boundaries for Dr. Drew and Kristen Watkins Middle School have not changed since the October 19 presentation. Watkins will open in Fall 2027 on the district's northwest side, relieving enrollment at Moseley and Reynolds middle schools.
Updated options to remain at your current campus
As one of the fastest-growing districts in Texas, Prosper ISD has opened 16 campuses in the last six years alone. Each new school brings the same difficult decision about which neighborhoods stay at an existing campus and which are zoned to the new one. It is never an easy choice. One way to ease that transition is to let families stay at their current campus.
For 2027-28, the updated recommendation includes these options:
Reynolds Middle School: Rising 7th and 8th graders (current 6th and 7th graders) at Reynolds who are zoned to Watkins would have the option to stay at Reynolds. Their rising 6th grade siblings (current 5th graders) would also have the option to attend Reynolds.
Richland High School: Students from the Mosaic neighborhood now attending Richland would have the option to remain at Richland.
Rising 9th graders at Moseley: Rising 9th graders (current 8th graders) from the Mosaic neighborhood at Moseley would have the option to attend Richland.
Under the updated recommendation, families who choose one of these options would be responsible for their student's transportation, since district bus routes would follow the new attendance boundaries.
Recommended Feeder Pattern
Under the recommendation:
All students from Thomson Elementary would attend Watkins Middle School and Prosper High School.
All students from Hall Elementary would attend Watkins Middle School and Prosper High School.
Students from Smothermon Elementary would attend either Watkins Middle School or Moseley Middle School, based on residency. They would also attend either Prosper High School or Richland High School, based on residency.
The Mosaic neighborhood would be rezoned from Moseley Middle School to Watkins Middle School. This would also change Mosaic's high school feeder pattern from Richland High School to Prosper High School.
What Happens Next
- The Board of Trustees will consider the updated recommendation and make the final decision on attendance boundaries and these options at its November 16 meeting. Once approved, attendance boundaries will be shared with all families on November 17.
Families eligible for choice campuses will receive a form through Skyward to select their campus for the 2027-2028 school year.
BEST PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN TEXAS
Named by HEB's Excellence in Education Awards as the Best Large District in the State of Texas, Prosper ISD has an established 68-year history that is grounded in the humble roots of a farming community, now known for excellence in the arts, academics, and athletics. Our students and staff are routinely recognized on the local, state, and national levels for outstanding achievements, and our teachers are highly qualified experts who bring out the best in every student.
We are incredibly proud to share that Prosper ISD has officially been recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community (PLC) District by Solution Tree's Evidence of Effectiveness Committee. This is one of the most prestigious recognitions in education — and it belongs to every single person who shows up for our students every day.
This distinction is not given lightly. It is earned — through years of intentional collaboration, a relentless focus on learning, and a shared commitment to ensuring that every student in Prosper ISD has the opportunity to succeed at the highest levels.
ABOUT PROSPER ISD
Prosper ISD is a school district located north of Dallas in Collin and Denton Counties. The district spans approximately 58 square miles and serves more than 34,000 students in 20 elementary schools, 7 middle schools, 4 high schools, and one early childhood school.
🫶🏼THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING OUR TEACHERS & STUDENTS
In November 2023, an overwhelming majority of voters approved $2.7 billion dollars to continue building excellence in Prosper ISD. Thank you for your continued financial commitment to our district.
And while our facilities are second to none, we know that it is the people who make the difference in Prosper ISD. From our bus drivers to our teachers to our teacher assistants, our staff is here to support students as they pursue their dreams of excellence in academics, fine arts, and athletics.
Email: communications@prosper-isd.net
Location: 605 East 7th Street, Prosper, TX, USA
Phone: 945-678-0000