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Frisco ISD

Frisco ISD educators in fast-growing Collin and Denton counties may qualify for real home-buying help. Through Homes for Texas Heroes, eligible teachers and staff may receive TSAHC down payment assistance, around 5% of the loan amount, with no first-time-buyer requirement and an MCC tax credit on top.

Quick Facts

Frisco Independent School District spans Collin, Denton, and parts of surrounding counties — anchored by the city of Frisco but covering parts of Plano, McKinney, Little Elm, and Prosper. The district has grown rapidly with the city itself, opening new high schools nearly every year through the 2010s and 2020s.

What buyers should know

Frisco ISD homes carry a meaningful price premium across the DFW metroplex — median values trend higher than DFW averages, but the district sits inside Collin County, where 2026 HUD AMI ($117,500 for a 4-person household) still leaves room for many TSAHC and TDHCA buyers in the $400K–$550K price band.

UIL classifications across Frisco ISD high schools span 5A and 6A under the 2024-2026 cycle. Verify current cycle classifications at uiltexas.org before relying on a specific school assignment.

High Schools · UIL 2024-2026 Cycle

Frisco ISD — High Schools

School UIL classification Enrollment
Frisco High School 5A 2,100
Centennial High School 5A 2,200
Liberty High School 5A 2,150
Heritage High School 5A 2,050
Wakeland High School 5A 2,200
Lone Star High School 5A 2,300
Lebanon Trail High School 5A 2,400
Memorial High School 5A 2,300
Reedy High School 5A 2,400
Independence High School 5A 2,200
Panther Creek High School 5A 2,100

Source: uiltexas.org

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