Prosper ISD School District

Prosper ISD enrolls 28,467 students across 27 schools in the northern Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs of Texas. The district's enrollment makes it one of the larger suburban systems in the state, and with 22 of its 27 campuses carrying ratings, parents have a clear performance picture across nearly the entire system.

The district's 22 ranked schools average 6.6 out of 10. That baseline reflects consistent, solid quality across a large suburban district — but Prosper ISD's full picture comes into focus when you look at the top end of its score distribution, not just the average.

Rock Hill High School leads at 8.8 out of 10, the highest-scoring campus in Prosper ISD. The elementary tier holds up across multiple schools. Jim Spradley Elementary earns an 8.3, and Ralph and Mary Lynn Boyer Elementary scores 8.0 — both land more than a full point above the 6.6 district average. Mike and Janie Reeves Elementary (7.6) and Mrs. Jerry Bryant Elementary (7.4) extend the cluster further, putting five Prosper ISD campuses at 7.4 or higher. That concentration of high-scoring elementaries means students enter the secondary pipeline from a strong academic base, and parents moving into the district have real options at the early grades, not just a single standout campus.

Two numbers anchor the comparison for families deciding between neighborhoods or evaluating Prosper ISD against peer districts: the 8.8 top score at Rock Hill and the 6.6 district-wide average. That spread is nearly two full rating points — meaningful when a home's attendance zone determines which campus a child attends. Prosper ISD's best schools outperform the district's own mid-range by a clear margin. The elementary tier drives much of that upside, with four of the five top-scoring campuses at the elementary level. Parents who can choose strategically within district lines should start with the campus list, not the district average.