Current Enrollment Projections
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*Presented by Templeton Demographics in the Fall 2017 Demographer Report
Reports
- May 22, 2017 Demographer Report (Spring 2017)
- January 9, 2017 Demographer Report (Fall 2016)
- June 22, 2015 Boundary Realignment Final Presentation
- February 2015 Quarterly Enrollment Report
- May 18, 2015 Boundary Realignment Proposal
- April 27, 2015 Boundary Research Report
- Map of Anticipated Growth (2003)
Background of Growth in the Southern Sector
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More than 50 years ago, the City of Dallas annexed approximately 1,700 acres of property to house its electric utility. The annexation and subsequent zoning of the property was for non-residential utility and power uses. In 1993, a Planned District for non-residential uses continued the non-residential status of the property.
In 2004, The Billingsley Company purchased 325 of these acres from TXU. The Dallas City Council approved the rezoning of this area to high-density residential and mixed commercial use. The planned development, known as Cypress Waters, could possibly bring 3,600 new students to Coppell ISD-a 30% increase in the 2004 student population.In response, CISD filed condemnation proceedings for 125 acres for land that would accommodate two elementary schools, a middle and high school and administrative center.In 2014, Coppell ISD opened its 10th elementary school, Richard J. Lee, on land purchased through the condemnation process.
Last Modified on February 6, 2018
