The Prosper ISD school board voted Monday to approve the annexation of property in Prosper from Denton ISD.
The Denton ISD school board already voted against the same petition to detach the homes from district boundaries, citing that the move isn’t in the educational, social or economic interest of the students in the affected area.
Jeff Crownover, a deputy superintendent with Prosper ISD, told the Prosper school board that the contested portion of Windsong Ranch includes 220 acres with 349 homes built in a development that has the capacity for 420 developed lots. There are about 299 school-age children in the affected area now, all of whom attend Prosper ISD schools. Most of the homes are high-value properties, with some worth more than $2 million…