North Texas continues to set the standard for affluence in education, with seven of the state’s top ten wealthiest school districts calling the region home, including one right here in Collin County.
This finding, reported by the Houston Chronicle (via Dallas Observer ), is based on an analysis of median household income data collected by the American Community Survey over the last five years. Local Profile reached out to Prosper ISD to confirm the data.
The Wealthiest Districts In Texas
According to the data, Highland Park Independent School District and Carroll Independent School District are tied for first place, each boasting a median household income exceeding $250,000. The U.S. Census Bureau caps income reporting at $250,000, and these two districts were the only ones in the state to reach that threshold.
Collin County also makes a strong showing with Prosper Independent School District (PISD), ranking fourth statewide with a median household income of $169,000.
How Prosper ISD Remains Successful
Prosper ISD officials emphasize the district’s rapid expansion, noting that enrollment has already exceeded 32,000 students. As the district continues to expand, officials are focused on providing students with access to opportunities for every student…