FRISCO ISD

Frisco ISD is a large suburban district in Collin County, Texas, serving 65,151 students across 78 schools. The district experienced a slight enrollment decline of 1.0% in the prior year, with a student-teacher ratio of 14.6:1 and 4,476.6 teaching staff.

Academically, Frisco ISD demonstrates performance above state averages. The graduation rate of 97.7% significantly exceeds Texas's average of 92.3%, while the dropout rate remains minimal at 0.1%. Reading proficiency stands at 81.0% and math proficiency at 72.0%. Chronic absenteeism is recorded at 9.7%.

The district serves a diverse student population with notable Asian representation at 44.0% of enrollment. Other racial demographics include 27.1% White, 12.6% Hispanic, and 10.4% Black students. Economically disadvantaged students comprise 13.9% of enrollment, with 12.9% English learners and 12.2% students with disabilities.

Financially, Frisco ISD operates with notably different funding patterns than the state average. Per-pupil spending is $9,398 compared to the state average of $12,908, representing substantially lower per-student expenditure. The district's total budget is $741.7 million, with revenue composition heavily weighted toward local sources at 78.2%, followed by state funding at 18.0% and federal contributions at 3.8%. This funding structure reflects the district's reliance on local property tax revenue rather than state or federal support.