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Street Name Subdivision/Multi-Family Elem. Middle High Note Street Name Subdivision/Multi-Family Elem. Middle High Note 1st St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 9000 & high, N of Main St 1st St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 2nd St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & high, N of Main St 2nd St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 3rd St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & high, N of Main St 3rd St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 4th St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & high, N of Main St 4th St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 5th St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & higher, N of Main St 5th St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 6th St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & high, N of Main St 6th St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St 7th St (note) Old Donation North Rogers Staley Wakeland 8900 & higher, N of Main St 7th St (note) Old Donation South Bright Staley Frisco 8800 block & lower, S of Main St Abberlet Dr Stonelake Estates West Sonntag Nelson Heritage Abberley Ln Shaddock Creek Estates, Ph 5-6 Carroll Griffin Wakeland Abbey Rd Preston Ridge/Kings Ridge Christie Clark Centennial Abbott Dr Creekside at Preston (west section) Tadlock Maus Heritage Abelia Dr Villages at Willow Bay (north) Mooneyham Maus Heritage Abercrombie Trl Arbors at Willow Bay Norris Nelson Independence Aberdeen Pl Chapel Creek Spears Hunt Frisco Ablingdon Dr Panther Creek, Dominion at Tadlock Maus Heritage Abraham Lincoln Dr - McKinney Eagle's Nest - McKinney Sonntag Roach Heritage Academy Dr Cheyenne Village Allen Hunt Frisco Acadia Ln Griffin Parc Pink Griffin Wakeland Aclare Ln Richwoods (west section) Curtsinger (see note) Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Curtsinger & Vandeventer capped, new students to Shawnee Trail & Wester Acorn Ln Hickory Springs Bright Staley Frisco Adams Ln (note) Heritage Lakes --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Adare Manor Ln Richwoods (east section) McSpedden Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Vandeventer capped, new students to Wester Addax Trl (note) Kingswood Village Allen Hunt Frisco 4276-4684 FISD, 4204-4264 Lewisville ISD Adderberry Dr Hunters Creek Isbell Vandeventer (see note) Liberty Vandeventer capped, new students to Wester Adela Dr Creekside at Preston (east section) Sem Maus Heritage Adirondack Ln Griffin Parc Pink Griffin Wakeland Admiral Way (note) Heritage Lakes --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Adobe Trl Trails, The (west section) Corbell Cobb Reedy 11-12 and Wakeland 9-10 Adolphus Dr Cecile Place Smith Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Aerial Dr (note) Christie Estates Newman Trent Lone Star 3004 & 3033-3283 Aerial Dr (note) Traditions of Frisco Newman Trent Lone Star 2810-2994 & 3005 Aerobic Way - McKinney Craig Ranch, Cooper Living Ctr at /aka Trails at- McKinney Comstock Scoggins Liberty 9 and Independence 10-12 Affirmed Ave Lexington Norris Nelson Independence Agnes Creek Dr (note) Twin Creeks --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Akenside Rd Emory Park Gunstream Wester Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Alameda Dr (note) Miramonte --- --- --- Prosper ISD Alamo Ct Eldorado Fairways at The Trails Purefoy Griffin Wakeland Alamosa Dr Trails, The (east section) Fisher Cobb Reedy 11-12 and Wakeland 9-10 Albatross Ln Smith Estates Smith Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Alberta Ct Heather Ridge Estates Carroll Cobb Wakeland Albritton Dr Westfalls Village Sparks Pioneer Heritage Reedy Alcove Dr (note) Hills of Kingswood --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Alden Ln (note) Crown Ridge --- --- --- Prosper ISD Alderon Ln Westfalls Village Sparks Pioneer Heritage Reedy Alderosa Ln - McKinney Wynngate Estates - McKinney Elliott Scoggins Independence Alderwood Dr Tuscany Meadows/Square Shawnee Trail Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Aldridge Dr Hunters Creek Isbell Vandeventer (see note) Liberty Vandeventer capped, new students to Wester Alejandra Ln (note) Miramonte --- --- --- Prosper ISD Alexandria Dr Plantation Resort… Curtsinger (see note) Wester Centennial Curtsinger capped, new students to Shawnee Trail Alexis Dr - Little Elm Sunset Pointe - Little Elm Robertson Stafford Lone Star Alfa Romeo Way Grayhawk 1 (S of Panther Crk) Boals Trent Lone Star Alfalfa Dr - McKinney Harvest Bend - McKinney Comstock Scoggins Independence Aliana Rd (note) Crown Ridge --- --- --- Prosper ISD Alis Ln (note) Crown Ridge --- --- --- Prosper ISD Allegheny Dr Arbors at Willow Bay Norris Nelson Independence Allendale Dr Pearson Farms 1 (E of Teel) Vaughn Pioneer Heritage Reedy Allenwood Ave Richwoods (west section) Curtsinger (see note) Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Curtsinger & Vandeventer capped, new students to Shawnee Trail & Wester Alma Rd (note) Rural area roads Comstock Scoggins Independence 4001-4601 Almont Dr - Plano Beverly Hills Estates - Plano Riddle Fowler Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Liberty 11-12 Alpenrose Ave Richwoods (west section) Curtsinger (see note) Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Curtsinger & Vandeventer capped, new students to Shawnee Trail & Wester Alpha Ave Crestview Rogers Staley Wakeland Alpine Ct Shepherds Hill Gunstream Wester Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Alstone Dr Turnbridge Manor Isbell Vandeventer (see note) Liberty Vandeventer capped, new students to Wester Alta Badia Ave Richwoods (west section) Curtsinger (see note) Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Curtsinger & Vandeventer capped, new students to Shawnee Trail & Wester Alta Vista Dr Country Club Ridge at The Trails Purefoy Griffin Wakeland Altamont Dr Griffin Parc Pink Griffin Wakeland Street Name Subdivision/Multi-Family Elem. Middle High Note Alton Dr - McKinney Greens at Stacy Crossing - McKinney Elliott Scoggins Liberty 9 and Independence 10-12 Alvarado Ln Avondale Scott Roach Heritage Alverstone Dr Cypress Creek Gunstream Wester Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Amalfi Dr Richwoods (east section) McSpedden Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Vandeventer capped, new students to Wester Amanda Ct - Plano Willow Crest, Enclaves/Estates at - Plano Borchardt Fowler Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Liberty 11-12 Amanda Way - McKinney (note) Crescent Ridge Estates - McKinney (aka Ridge Rd Estates) Elliott Scoggins Independence odd #'s 3601-3621 are McKISD Amber Downs Dr - McKinney Westridge, Summit at - McKinney Scott Roach Heritage Amber Valley Dr Preston Glen Gunstream Wester Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Amberdale Ln Village Lakes Vaughn Pioneer Heritage Frisco Ambergate Ln Preston Vineyards IV Christie Wester Centennial Amberly Pl (note) Preserve at Lone Star Ranch, The --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Amberwoods Ln (note) Crown Ridge --- --- --- Prosper ISD Ambiance Way - Plano Crystal Creek - Plano Riddle Fowler Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Liberty 11-12 Ambrose Dr Creekside at Preston (east section) Sem Maus Heritage Amelina Ln Plantation Resort… Curtsinger (see note) Wester Centennial Curtsinger capped, new students to Shawnee Trail Amesbury Dr Starwood Spears Hunt Frisco Amherst Ln Shaddock Creek Estates, Ph 1-4 Pink Griffin Wakeland Amistad Dr (note) Hidden Cove, Enclave at --- --- --- Little Elm ISD Amon Carter Dr - McKinney Fairway Meadows - McKinney Ogle Scoggins Independence Amos Ct - McKinney (note) Westridge, Reserve at - McKinney --- --- --- Prosper ISD Anastasia Ln Richwoods (west section) Curtsinger (see note) Vandeventer (see note) Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Curtsinger & Vandeventer capped, new students to Shawnee Trail & Wester Anchor St Preston Lakes Gunstream Wester Centennial 9-10 and Independence 11-12 Andover Dr Hillcrest Estates 1 (W of Hillcrest) Smith Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Andrew Ln Shaddock Creek Estates, Ph 1-4 Pink Griffin Wakeland Angel Dr (note) Kingswood Trails --- --- --- Lewisville ISD Angel Falls Dr (note) Heritage Village Sparks Pioneer Heritage Reedy 2034-2516 Angel Falls Dr (note) Phillips Creek Ranch, Waterton at Sparks Pioneer Heritage Reedy 925-1391 Angel Falls Dr (note) Westfalls Village Sparks Pioneer Heritage Reedy 1501-1984 Angel Trace Dr Frisco Lakes Nichols Pearson Reedy Angeles Ave - McKinney Stone Hollow - McKinney Comstock Scoggins Independence Angelica Ln Meadow Hill Estates Rogers Staley Wakeland Angelo Dr Panther Creek Estates Sem Maus Heritage Angola Dr - McKinney Westridge, Heights at - McKinney Mooneyham Roach Heritage Angston Dr - Little Elm Marina Vista - Little Elm Corbell Cobb Lone Star Angus Dr Frisco Heights Sonntag Nelson Heritage Angus Dr - Plano Highlands of Russell Park - Plano Taylor Fowler Liberty Anita Ct Creekside at Preston (west section) Tadlock Maus Heritage Anita Dr - McKinney Crescent Ridge Estates - McKinney (aka Ridge Rd Estates) Elliott Scoggins Independence Anna Island Dr Gables at Ohio Shawnee Trail Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Annadale Ct Newman Village Newman Trent Lone Star Annamarie Dr - Little Elm Sunset Pointe (southern area) - Little Elm Phillips Stafford Lone Star Anne Dr Hillcrest Estates 1 (W of Hillcrest) Smith Clark Lebanon Trail 9-10 and Centennial 11-12 Anns Way - Plano (note) Highlands of Russell Park - Plano Taylor Fowler Liberty 9599 & lower Anns Way - Plano (note) Ridgeview Ranch West - Plano
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