Thousands of Prosper ISD families in the fast-growing northwest corridor of the district could see their children shuffled to new schools starting with the 2027-28 school year, under a proposal that would send kids currently zoned for Reynolds and Moseley middle schools to a brand-new campus — and into a different high school altogether.
The proposed changes would take effect when Watkins Middle School opens, currently slated for fall 2027 after a one-year delay. Watkins had originally been scheduled to open in the 2026-27 school year, according to Community Impact.
At an Oct. 19 board of trustees meeting, Chief Human Resources Officer Charis Hunt presented proposed 2027-28 boundaries that would bring parts of the current Reynolds and Moseley attendance areas into Watkins’ zone.
Which Neighborhoods Would Move
Students from the Lakes of Prosper and Villages at Prosper Trail neighborhoods, currently zoned for Reynolds, would be rezoned to Watkins under the proposal outlined in Hunt’s presentation. On the other side of the ledger, students from Creeks of Legacy, Legacy Gardens, Star Trail and Mosaic — currently zoned for Moseley — would also shift to Watkins…