Cockrell Elementary School (Prosper) R. Steve Folsom Elementary School (Prosper) Furr Elementary School (McKinney) Joyce Hall Elementary (Prosper) John & Betty Hughes Elementary School (McKinney) Sam Johnson Elementary School (Celina) Light Farms Elementary School (Celina) Lilyana Elementary School (Celina) Reeves Elementary School (McKinney) Judy Rucker Elementary School (Prosper) John Spradley Elementary School (Frisco) Chuck and Cindy Stuber Elementary School (Prosper) Windsong Ranch Elementary School (Prosper) Other Campuses DAEP Former Schools Prosper Elementary School (Now Rucker) Prosper Middle School (Closed Summer 2008) History In the 1990s, PISD had 2 campus: Prosper Elementary (grades PK-5) and another campus housing Prosper Middle and High Schools (grades 6-12) In the early 2000s, a new Prosper High School was built, followed by 2 new elementary schools. Along the way, Prosper Elementary was renamed Rucker Elementary. In 2007, Prosper Middle School hosted 7th and 8th graders in its final year. In 2008, Rogers Middle School opened, replacing Prosper Middle School. The PMS campus was renovated into PISD's Administration Building. In 2009, Prosper High School moved into its new $120 million dollar campus, which was the most expensive high school ever built in Texas. In 2010, the former PHS building opened after a year of renovations as Reynolds Middle school, housing 7th and 8th graders. With this change, Rogers Middle School housed only 5th and 6th graders. In 2012, Cockrell Elementary was opened. In 2015, Light Farms Elementary was opened. In 2016, Hughes and Windsong Elementary schools opened, which allowed the district to move from PK-4 elementary campuses to grades PK-5. With this transition, both middle schools now host grades 6-8. In 2018, the University Interscholastic League classified PISD's first high school as 6A. In 2019, Children's Health Stadium opened as a 12,000 seat stadium for Prosper ISD football games. With this addition, Prosper High School played home games at Children's Health Stadium, moving away from the relatively tiny Eagle Stadium near Reynolds Middle School. Children's Health Hospital paid $2.5 million dollars for the naming rights to the stadium. The same year, Hays Middle School opened, becoming the first school in Prosper ISD with an animal other than an Eagle as their mascot or with school colors other than green and white. Hays uses the Hawk as their mascot and uses the primary school color blue. Rock Hill High School, into which Hays feeds, used the Blue Hawks as the school's mascot and blue as the primary