Bond includes HS #4 (Richland, open 2025), HS #5 (2028), HS #6 (2031), 6 elementary, 2 middle, performing arts center
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Critical infrastructure. Prosper's property values are tied to school quality.
What could happen
If it goes well
Prosper ISD executes the bond program on schedule. Class sizes stay manageable. The new high schools achieve ratings matching existing Rock Hill HS. Prosper maintains its reputation as a top-tier suburban district. Property values hold their premium over McKinney and Frisco alternatives.
Watch out for
Construction delays or cost overruns force cuts. Temporary portables become semi-permanent. Teacher recruitment struggles as Dallas-area competition intensifies. Prosper's school reputation slips from 'elite' to 'good.' The price premium over neighboring districts compresses.
What this means if you buy nearby
Capacity Relief: Prosper ISD is adding Rock Hill and Richland High Schools. The $1.9B 2023 bond is funding 15 new campuses across all levels. This addresses the elephant in the room—explosive growth straining existing schools.
School Ratings Matter: Prosper ISD is highly rated, but overcrowding threatens quality. These expansions aim to maintain the academic reputation that drives families here.
Rezoning Ahead: New schools mean redistricting. If you're buying now, check which future campus your neighborhood feeds into. Some areas will shift from established schools to brand-new ones.
Where it stands
3 of 4 props passed
4 campuses opened 2025
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What is daily life like in 75078?
Prosper ISD Campus Expansion touches this ZIP. The profile covers price, schools, commute and the honest tradeoffs.
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