Prosper ISD is committed to providing high quality learning facilities for our students and staff while also developing a solid plan for creating equity and efficiency in regards to programs and facility use in a time of rapid growth. During times of rapid growth, one of the first areas to be impacted is the physical facilities. Facilities are a focal point that must be assessed on an ongoing basis.
Personal growth happens most when we are uncomfortable and struggle in our endeavors. Prosper ISD is committed to providing an educational environment that fosters growth in students and teachers alike - through risk-taking, productive struggle, feedback, observation, collaboration and communication.
Establishing a growthmindset culture allows for the development of realistic expectations of success in the world at large - ultimately resulting in increased, authentic, transferable student and teacher learning.
Human connection is a key component to positive emotional health and personal growth. Prosper ISD is committed to the belief that a sense of belonging to a greater community improves an individual’s motivation, health, and happiness. The district is committed to ensuring positive social emotional health for the whole child, believing that social emotional learning is a valuable investment in our students’ futures. Ultimately, this will help to meet the goal that all Prosper ISD students graduate as contributing members of society in whatever capacity they choose.
Quality instruction directly correlates to the quality of educational professionals. To this end, Prosper ISD is committed to recruiting and hiring the best educators available. The district, and the Prosper ISD community as a whole, supports our teachers and staff through embedded professional learning, competitive salaries, and careeradvancement opportunities.
Prosper ISD is committed to transparent communication that provides opportunities for businesses, parents, and community members to become active participants in the school environment. Communication is key to creating understanding both inside the school and outside in the community. When stakeholders know what is going on in the district and on the campuses, they can better partner with the district to support students and staff.
The security of a district’s long-term ability to provide a quality education is rooted in the stability of its funding and finances. By ensuring that our staff and community members have a clear understanding of funding and finance in relation to public education, we will be able to continue to provide a high quality education for all students while holding on to the traditions and pride that are Prosper ISD. By educating the community about school funding and encouraging voter participation, we will create a better future by ensuring the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of our current and future students.
The 2021-2022 school year proved to be another year in which Prosper ISD’s consistent pursuit of educational excellence and student opportunities provided our students with the ability to learn, grow, thrive, and succeed. We graduated a record 1,218 students from Prosper ISD this year. Each one of these graduates is a testament to the hard work, sacrifice, and pursuit of excellence that every district employee and the Prosper ISD School Board invests in our students.
Prosper has a culture of community that has been developed through the years, even as the district has grown from fewer than 5,000 students 10 years ago to more than 22,652 students at the end of 2022. The district continues to be one of the fastest growing districts in the state and nation, opening new campuses every year. Through our Prosper Promise initiative, the culture of community involvement grew this year with more than 3,000 new parent and community engagements - made available through the program’s advisory councils, informational meetings, and community events.
Our Prosper ISD School Board and the Prosper Education Foundation continue to provide the district with the support, facilities, opportunities, and resources - creating unique opportunities found at few other districts. These opportunities and resources allow for learning experiences that benefit our students for a lifetime.
As we review the 2021-2022 school year, we continue to look for ways to exceed expectations, connect with our community, and strive towards our vision of excellence.
Sincerely,
Dr. Holly Ferguson Superintendent of Schools
Grounded by Tradition, Soaring to New Beginnings.
The mission of Prosper ISD is to develop and graduate motivated, academically prepared individuals with the strength of character to make contributions to a rapidly changing society through an educational system that maintains high expectations, provides quality instruction and establishes a safe, orderly learning environment in the community that lives its name.
(943)
36,620
total student enrollment forcasted for the 2027-2028 school year
2,500-3,000
new residential units forecasted to close annually for the next 3-5 years
23,764
in process/planned single family residential lots planned in Prosper ISD
Top 5
3,389
Fastest Growing Subdivisions in Prosper ISD as of Q2 in 2022: growth rate in student enrollment from May 2021 to May 2022
14.96%
Annual 2022 New Home Closings - 2nd Quarter 2022
30
actively building subdivisions in Prosper ISD
44,000
total student enrollment forecased for Prosper ISD in 10 Years
OPENING 2023
• Calhoun Early Childhood School
East side of the district in Westridge
• Lilyana Elementary (#16)
East side of the district in Lilyana
• Christie Elementary (#17)
West side of the district in Sutton Fields
• Walnut Grove HS (#3)
1st street on East side of district
OPENING 2024
• Daniel Jones Middle School (#5)
South side of the district next to Rock Hill HS
• Elementary #18
South side of the district FUTURE
• High School #4
West side of the district
50,000
Baker > Hays MS> RHHS
Boyer > Reynolds MS > PHS
Bryant > Rushing MS > PHS
Cockrell > Rogers MS > PHS & RHHS
Folsom > Rogers MS > RHHS
Furr > Hays MS > RHHS
Hall > Rushing MS > PHS
Hughes > Hays MS > RHHS
Johnson > Reynolds & Rogers MS > PHS
Light Farms > Reynolds MS > PHS
Reeves > Hays & Rogers MS > RHHS
Rucker > Reynolds & Rogers MS > PHS & RHHS
Spradley > Hays MS > RHHS
Stuber > Rushing MS > PHS
Windsong > Rushing MS > PHS
* Please note that as new campuses open, feeder patterns are subject to change.
At build-out, Prosper ISD will have approximately 50,000 students and will be served by 20 - 25 elementary schools, 11 - 13 middle schools, and 5 - 6 high schools.
2022-2023
The 15th Prosper ISD elementary campus opened in Fall 2022 on the west side of the district in the Star Trails neighborhood. The elementary school is named for beloved former Prosper ISD educator Joyce Hall.
The ribbon-cutting for Joyce Hall Elementary was held on Saturday, August 6, 2022, to celebrate the opening of the district’s newest campus, this amazing educator, and her legacy of excellence.
Brenda Calhoun
Early Childhood School
Lilyana Elementary School
Dan Christie Elementary School
Opening
Fall 2023
Walnut Grove High School
99.75% Graduation Rate Class of 2022
94.7% Attendance Rate 2021-2022
1,774
Number of industry-based certifications earned during the 2021-2022 school year
80.65%
Percentage of students who received special education services and graduated in 2022 with an on-level or advanced diploma
1,218
Number of students who graduated from Prosper ISD in 2022
75% Percentage of 2022 graduates who attended a 2- or 4-year college or university
41.39% Percentage increase from the previous year in the number of AP tests taken in 2022
500
Number of students designated by the College Board as AP Scholars, which reflects an increase of 41.24% over the previous year
Michael Beals
Ethan Binoy
Evan Bish
Thatcher Bishop
Sowmith Bonda
Annabelle Busbee
Lalith Chaitanya Vennapusa
Sarayu Chitturi
Harold Clifford
Shrideep Gaddad
Elizabeth Grayson
Siva Indukuri
Alistair Kwok
Daniel Lee
Jason Ly
Cheyne Miller
Daxon Miller
Olivia Nabukeera
Rohit Rakshan Palanikumar
Joseph Park
Nathaniel Patterson
Kalyani Rao
Cameron Sanchez
Kamryn Stiffler
Natalia Cano
Alyssa Dickens
Cody Hansen
Leah Kanzler
Shaivi Manohar
Rylan Moseley
Ifeabia Okororie
Niranjan Swaminathan
Isha Thirupathy
Roshanaditya Vinothkumar
Sidhant Vulisetti
Jared White
Benjamin Hanbaly
Brooke Young
Christian Wages
Kaleb Roan
Sariah Thomas
Tatum Casey
Adrian McKinney
Brooklin Moore
Kevin Madzima
Summer Washington
Elliot Risen
William Adimora
Kennedy Green
Lewhat Musie
Elliot Risen
William Adimora
Alexander Phillips
Sienna Williams
Sophia Stulting Flores
Adelianys Aviles Barbosa
Carter Mcphail
Cheyne Miller
Cody Shimkus
Fransheska Sposito Salero
Gabrielle Backes
Isaiah Odierno
Stephanie Womack
Alexander Anderson
Daniel Siles
Ella Bermudez
Finley Culver
Hannah Gonzalez Robles
Joseph Kelly
Lina Perez
Natalia Cano
Sofia Herrera Flores
Benjamin Hanbaly
Brooke Young
Christian Wages
Kaleb Roan
Sariah Thomas
Tatum Casey
Elliot Risen
William Adimora
Alexander Phillips
Sienna Williams
Sophia Stulting Flores
Aashna Goyal
Akil Dodapati
Aleksander Stephenson
Alistair Hickman
Alistair Kwok
Alyssa Mundt
Annalise Kearney
Anush Bansal
Ashley Vogelpohl
Avery Fantl
Brianna Martin
Brianna Marler
Delaney Smith
Ehsan Murtaza
Elena Rosenblum
Emily Robinson
Ehtan Binoy
Gavin Henry
Harinee Saravanakumar
Harper Mcintosh
Harrison Nevitt
Hudson Simon
James Kim
Kalyani Roa
Kate Hoover
Kavish Muthum
Krishna Ravindran
Laird Hanson Felter
Lalith Vennapusa
Lincoln Riggins
Maaz Ghani
Mason Gordon
Mikayla Sexton
Mithra Cama
Natalie Fahim
Neha Patel
Nihita Soma
Pierce Polomsky
Quinn Hungerford
Quinn Jones
Rachel Griffith
Rayaan Hameed
Reid Bloomer
Riley Collins
Ryan Vilarosa
Sabrina Ye
Sam Garces
Samantha Hunter
Sarayu Chitturi
Savannah Smith
Shriyans Pendli
Siena Kiro
Siva Indukuri
Sutirth Samudrala
Tess Gagliano
Yanhao Hu
Zaine Johnson
Aditya Dhanraj
Alexander Anderson
Dhyaan Bannur
Avery Bartz
Nicole Bitner
Natalia Cano
Kaden Carr
Hayden Charles
Chloe Chow
Samuelle Valerian Carnelio
Madelyn Goodwin
Sofia Herrera Flores
Yeju Jung
Nethra Kartheeswaran
Joseph Kelly
Chloe Lee
Dylan Lee
Shaivi Manohar
Richa Mirkhelker
Lucy Mokua
Lewhat Musie
Nagapranita Nagavishnu
Darby Neumann
Connor Nguyen
Ifeabia Okororie
Julian Pala
William Pan
Niharika Rajure
Khloe Dominique Salpid
Ryan Schryver
Ayeesha Shaikh
Elisabeth Smith
Jiayi Sun
Navya Swali
Chloe Tardiff
Lindsey Teufel
Siddh Tolia
Catalina Zuo
Prosper ISD High Schools currently offers 30 dual credit hours and is moving towards offering 58 dual credit hours to give our students an opportunity to complete their first year of college while in high school. This will not only benefit our students but will also be a cost savings for our parents.
Prosper ISD High Schools offer 30 Advanced Placement courses to our students.
84% of high school students participate in CTE courses
NEW PROGRAMS
2021-2022
Biomedical, Exercise Science, Rehabilitation Aide, InCubatorEDU with Entrepreneurship
PARTICIPATION
823 Students enrolled in CTE courses in middle school
9,105 Students enrolled in CTE courses in high school
1,774
Number of industry-based certifications earned from an approved list during the 2021-2022 school year
All American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF)
• “Holographic Dreams or the Art of Nature and the Nature of Art”
Maverick Award - PHS
Skills USA
• Additive Manufacturing teams advanced to State in their first year as a chapter | 5th and 6th Place State - PHS
HOSA - Future Health Professionals
• Mastery Level | Healthcare Issues (current events in healthcare) - RHHS
Texas FFA Association
Leadership Development Events (LDE)
• Ag Issues - 1st Place District | 2nd Place Area |
Advanced to State
Career Development Events (CDE)
• Entomology: 5th Place State | 2nd Place Nationals
SAE County Show
• Grand Champion American Steer | Made Sale
• 3rd Place Exotic Steer | Made Sale
• Reserve Champion Senior Steer Showman
Association of Texas Photography Instructors (ATPI)
• ATPI Top Video Program - PHS
• 1st Place Documentary - PHS
High School BBQ State Championship
• 11th Place Overall in State | 2nd Place in Brisket in State - PHS Prosper Pitmasters
82% of secondary students participate in Fine Arts
NAMM Best Communities for Music Education - 5th Consecutive Year
10,802
Number of secondary students that participate in Fine Arts 100%
Number of elementary students that participate in Fine Arts
28
Number of middle school programs/teams
22
Number of high school programs/teams
National Art Education Association District of Distinction
Texas Art Education Association District of Distinction - 3rd Consecutive Year
3 TMEA All-STATE Musicians
PHS Theatre was one of 20 schools in the world invited to perform at the International Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.
PHS won the championship in 3 different events at the Percussive Arts Society International Competition.
The Rock Hill High School Blue Note Choir was awarded as a “Performance of Distinction” at the North Texas Madrigal Festival in February of 2022.
Talonette Officers were named National Champions in Jazz, Contemporary, and Pom and Overall National Champions In the Large/ Super Division. Talonette Elite were National Champions in Lyrical. Talonette drill team won the National Championship in Contemporary.
25 students participate in Prepare to Prosper
Prepare to Prosper (P2P) transition services are designed to facilitate a seamless transition from high school to adult life based on a student’s postsecondary goals. The program is designed for students ages 18-22 who have already met their credit requirements for graduation to gain additional training and support in order to prepare to meet their goals. The program places emphasis on connecting students with the routines and schedules that they will access in adulthood.
Students create soaps, room sprays, sugar scrubs, and other products
Students create dog treats, holiday/birthday-themed products, greeting cards, and t-shirts
Students create a variety of mason jar products
In the 2021-22 school year, 248 Prosper ISD students participated in our Special Olympics season.
In the fall, secondary students competed in two Bocce tournaments and one bowling competition.
In the spring, both elementary and secondary competed in two basketball tournaments and one track and field competition as well as Prosper’s own Special Olympics Field Day which included student competition from throughout Prosper ISD as well as 13 neighboring districts.
248
Prosper ISD students participated in our Special Olympics Season
Attendance & Participation
Number of secondary teams
PARTICIPATION
38% of all middle school students
33% of all high school students
1 out of every 3 secondary students
High School Sports
Athletic-Training, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Powerlifting, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Water Polo, Wrestling
Middle School Sports
Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling Athletics
Attendance & Participation
Fall Friday Nights Spectators - 12,000
/ SAT’s* / Dr’s - 20 Cheerleaders - 40 Concessions Volunteers - 40
Broadcast Students - 20 Student Photographers - 10
150,000+ combined total of students, families, and community members who participated during the Fall Friday night home games *Licensed
Stadium Workers - 100
TOTAL - 12,880 FANS!
STATE QUALIFIERS - 9
STATE MEDALISTS
HEADLINE WRITING - PHS
3RD PLACE
• Amanda Hare
6TH PLACE
• Gabriella Winans
NEWS WRITING - PHS
4TH PLACE
• Amanda Hare
PERSUASIVE SPEAKING - RHHS
5TH PLACE
• Kate Carline
JOURNALISM - PHS
STATE CHAMPION RUNNER-UP
• Journalism Team
STATE MEDALISTS
VISUAL ARTS - PHS
• Rylee “Kieran” Hill
• Channelle Kuria
• Kayla Le
• Logan Parrish
• Brandon Paz
• Ashlee Wells
VISUAL ARTS - RHHS
• Hayden Lyle
• Cannon Cook
• Kamila Cudzick
• Alisa Keller
• Giovanni Spampinato
• Elisa Arbaiza
ORCHESTRA - PHS
• Edwin Varghese
• Matthew Oh
ORCHESTRA - RHHS
• Elaine Chiu
• Charlotte Williams
• Emily Warren
• Katherine Tran
• Ife Okororie
42
INDIVIDUAL STATE QUALIFIERS - 48 | TEAMS @ STATE - 9
STATE MEDALISTS
SWIM & DIVE - PHS
STATE CHAMPION
• Jacob Wimberly - 100 butterfly
SWIM & DIVE - RHHS
STATE RUNNER-UP
• TEAM
• Luke Sitz - Diving
3RD PLACE
• Kiara Xanthos - 100 breaststroke
• Jenna Kirkman - 50 freestyle
WRESTLING - PHS
STATE RUNNER-UP
• Joe Richardson
• Megan Flaherty
3RD PLACE
• Taylor Martinez
WRESTLING - RHHS
STATE RUNNER-UP
• Xavier Jukes
3RD PLACE
• Masyn Marble
STATE CHAMPIONS
XC - PHS
STATE RUNNER-UP
• TEAM
• Aubrey O’Connell
3RD PLACE
• Shewaye Johnson
TRACK - PHS
GIRLS STATE CHAMPION
• Lauren Lewis - 400m
GIRLS STATE RUNNER-UP
• Aubrey O’Connell - 800m
GIRLS 3RD PLACE
• Kayla Watson - Long Jump
TRACK - RHHS
BOYS STATE CHAMPION
• Gavin Hecke - Pole Vault
SOFTBALL - RHHS
STATE RUNNER-UP
• TEAM
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
• 121 student-athletes
• Jacob Wimberly - Swim & Dive | 100 butterfly (PHS)
• Lauren Lewis - Track | 400m (PHS)
• Gavin Hecke - Track | Pole Vault (RHHS)
The Prosper ISD Police Department commits that all Prosper ISD students have 500 positive interactions with police officers before they graduate. A key component of the role of the Prosper ISD Police Department is building relationships with students.
The Prosper ISD Police Department is a full-service, independent, Texas Police agency. They are dispatched by the Town of Prosper Police Department and work cooperatively with them to ensure a safe school environment. Prosper ISD police officers also have jurisdiction in all areas of Prosper Independent School District and work cooperatively with Prosper PD, Frisco PD, Collin County Sheriff’s Office, Denton County Sheriff’s Office, McKinney PD, and Celina PD. Prosper ISD is the ONLY North Texas school to have a T-COLE certified police officer at EVERY campus. ALL PISD officers are T-COLE certified in active shooter training.
• Required Standard Response Protocol Training for all PISD Employees every year
• Stop the Bleed Training required for all staff with student contact
• Stop the Bleed Stations on every campus
• Train with surrounding agencies for each of these types of drills
• Behavioral Threat Assessment Teams
• Digital Threat Assessment Training
SECURITY MEASURES
• Multi-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan for every campus
• Every campus is audited yearly
• School Safety Committee
• Controlled access to buildings during school hours
• Hall pass Visitor Management System
• Security cameras to monitor the school, monitored by staff during school hours
• Safety checks throughout the day (doors, patrol parking lots, etc.)
• Random sweeps for contraband
• Require faculty and staff to wear badges
• One-button phone call to 911 and Prosper ISD Dispatch
3 Days of Emergency Response training during the 2022 summer with surrounding agencies to respond to an active situation on campus
25
TCOLE-Certified Officers
93,787
Total training hours
2 Minutes of projected response time to any Prosper ISD Campus by an overwhelming show of force
3,752
Average training hours per officer
Internet-based communication system that gives students or any concerned citizen a means to quickly and anonymously submit a tip (prosper-isd. net/tip411) to Prosper ISD PD both at school and after school
16.8
Average years of service
420 Total years of service
14 14 Master 10 Advanced 1 Intermediate Certified Peace Officers
The Prosper Family Resource Center is available to the community every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm to provide support and guidance to special needs families. The facility offers a lending library of thousands of books, resources, games, and materials available to check out as well as parent workshops, parent support groups, and mentors.
Prosper ISD is proud to partner with a district-based Parent Education Committee to bring a series of workshops to the district just for parents. Some of these workshops and seminars focus on helping parents navigate the stress of parenthood while others provide assistance with common parenting issues.
• Stress and Time Management for Successful Students
• The Dangers of Prescription Drug Misuse
• Building and Maintaining Healthy Relationships for Successful Students
• Red Flags of Online Safety
• Celebrate Calm (hosted by Gifted Minds Prosper)
Prosper ISD has been named one of the Top 100 Places to Work in DFW for the 8th year in a row, earning the highest ranking among all school districts that made the list.
Hispanic Two or More Races American Indian or Alaskan Native Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Asian Black 0 1-5 6-10 11-20 Over
20 YEARS
10.01% 7.39% 2.37% 1.27% .45% .04% White 4.8% 22.4% 23.4% 36.2% 13.2%
Number of Staff
2,884
2011 549 667 746 823 955 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 1,195 2017 1,344 2018 1,635 2019 1,938
PROFESSIONAL STAFF YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
966 Teachers with Doctorate Degree
27
These educators were selected by their campus administration and staff as a shining example of excellence. We are pleased to announce the Prosper ISD 2021-2022 Educators of the Year.
District Elementary Teacher of the Year
Elizabeth Mejia
Rucker Elementary
Rucker Elementary 2nd Grade Bilingual teacher
Elizabeth Mejia has been in education for 29 years with the last four years being in Prosper ISD. “Liz genuinely cares for her students and finds ways to help them best achieve their potential in the classroom,” explains Rucker Principal Marisol Balderas.
District Secondary Teacher of the Year
Leilani Bonds
Rogers Middle School
Rogers Middle School Video Production teacher Leilani Bonds has been in education for 13 years with the last 10 being in Prosper ISD. Rogers Principal, Jason Jetton explains that “Mrs. Bonds is everything you could ask for in a teacher. She is thinking about students and making their experience at Rogers the best one possible.”
1st Year Teachers of the Year
1st year Elementary Teacher of the Year
Kirby
1st year Secondary Teacher of the Year
Shelly Coulter Rushing Middle School
Leilani
Cockrell
for nine
Rock
. has been in the district and in education for four years. “Erin is absolutely amazing!!” said RHHS
“I have learned NUMEROUS things which have given me insight, educated me, inspired me, challenged me and encouraged me to keep going to help make our district the best it can be!!!!!” explained Prosper ISD parent Laura Caufield about participating in a Prosper Promise Advisory Council.
ECreated in 2021 by Prosper ISD Superintendent Dr. Holly Ferguson and the Prosper ISD School Board, the Prosper Promise is an endeavor to deepen the long-standing partnerships between the school and the community and provide numerous connection opportunities throughout the year for our parents and community to engage with other parents, get involved in our schools, and learn more about the district.
Some opportunities include serving on advisory councils while others are informational meetings. Additionally, the Prosper Promise website will keep the community abreast of upcoming community events hosted by the district.
Prosper University Committee member Debbie Jarzombek applied to the committee “in order to ascertain avenues for serving my community.” While serving on the committee, she has “enjoyed hearing from our school board members. Their role is pivotal in the district’s continued success and I value the opportunity to hear their perspectives. I have also enjoyed hearing from the PISD leaders. The concept that PISD leaders are servant leaders is quite evident. Every single individual I have encountered from PISD throughout this course has been so very gracious, helpful, and professional! There is no doubt that the PISD leadership team is visionary and well equipped to lead our fast-growth district.”
• Campus Tours / Silver Stars Campus Tours
• Understanding STAAR & its Data
• Prosper ISD Police Academy
• Learn How to be a Teacher or Coach
• Design for Life: Learning that Transcends the Classroom
• All Things Technology @ Prosper ISD
• Realtor Connect / Presentations
• Parenting Seminars
• The Special Ed Network: A Place to Connect & Engage
• Welcome to Prosper ISD Special Education
• Family Resource Center - Prosper Special Education Parent Enrichment Workshops and Support Groups
• Superintendent Parent Advisory
• Prosper University
• Prosper Parent Ambassadors
• Prosper Staff Ambassadors
• PISD Legislative Committee
• ESSER III Committee
• District Improvement Committee
• Teacher Incentive Allotment
• School Health Advisory (SHAC)
• Prosper ISD Parent Education
• Superintendent Student Advisory
• Parent Advisory for Early Childhood, ESL & Special Education
• Back to School Safety Bash
• Meet the Eagles / Meet the Blue Hawks
• Community Workout at Children’s Health Stadium
• Homecoming Parade / Event
• 9/11 Event
• Community Fair
• College / Technical / Military Fair
• Senior Citizen Holiday Luncheon
• State of the Community / District
• HOPE Walk
• Fire Truck Pull
• Culture Fairs
• Graduation
1,929 total participants in Prosper Promise’s Informational / Community Events
1,315 total participants in Prosper Promise’s Advisory Committees
$682,400 $682,400
Funding provided to Prosper ISD in 2021
The Prosper Education Foundation (PEF), an organization of parent and community members, “seeks to profoundly impact the success of each PISD student.” The foundation accomplishes that by supporting and encouraging educational excellence, innovation, and achievement in a variety of ways.
2021 PEF Activities included:
$397,900 Support for staff through - Convocation, Teacher Grants, Teacher Mentoring Program, Teacher Awards & Recognitions, New to Prosper ISD Teacher Resources, Staff Appreciation & Supper with the Super, and Professional Development
$284,500 investments in students through - JROTC, Hope Squads, Special Olympics, Senior Scholarships, AP Test Scholarships, Technical Certifications, Dual Credit and Summer Course Scholarships, District Youth Leadership Summit, Incubator program, and more
Administration
605 East 7th Street, Prosper, TX 75078 Phone 469-219-2000
Email communications@prosper-isd.net
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Prosper ISD maintains district and campus home pages with the latest information on programs, projects, and events. Visit us at www.prosper-isd.net.
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The PISD Highlights Magazine and Annual Report are publications including stories, images, information, facts, and data from throughout the district published each year. View the magazine and Annual Report by visiting the district website and clicking on About Us.
A Few Minutes with Ferguson is a weekly video update by the district Superintendent communicated via email, website, and all Prosper ISD social media accounts. View current and past Few Minutes episodes by visiting www.prosper-isd.net/fewminutes.
The PISD Express is a weekly newsletter that includes district events as well as a section for community news/resources. It is communicated via email, website, and all PISD social media accounts. View current and past editions of the Express by visiting the district website and clicking on About Us > PISD Express.
PISD CHAT was established to share ideas, comments, compliments, concerns, and answer questions that parents or community members have regarding various aspects of the district. Access PISD Chat by going to the district website, click on Parents > Prosper ISD Chat.
tip411 is a tool to enhance student safety. It is an internet-based communication system that gives students or any concerned citizen a means to quickly and anonymously report suspicious or criminal behavior at school. To learn more about tip411 or to submit a tip go to www.prosper-isd.net/tip411.
Grounded by Tradition, Soaring to New Beginnings. Prosper Independent School District
