Frisco, Texas, just 20 minutes north of Dallas, is one of the fastest growing cities in America and is Texas' "rising star" for sports, shopping, art, and fine accommodations.

In February 1902, a town we now know as Frisco, was formed from the fertile black soil of west Collin County's beautiful rolling prairie land.

Demographics

As of January 1, 2010, the City of Frisco’s population was estimated at 108,201 with approximately 36% of its residents within Denton County and 64% within Collin County. The City is estimated to reach its build-out population of approximately 280,000 by the year 2025.

Females make up 52% and males 48% of the population and the median age is 33 years old with a median household income of $103,295. 67% of households are married couples with children and one-third of the population is younger than 18 years; five percent is older than 65 years. Frisco ISD had 34,000 students enrolled for the 2009/2010 school year.

Frisco Independent School District

Frisco Independent School District serves Frisco as well as areas of McKinney, Little Elm and Plano. With over 30,000 students Frisco ISD is one of the fastest growing districts in the state and nation. Click here to read Frisco ISD District Overview.

Go here to obtain the complete list of schools in the Frisco Independent School District

Parks & Trails

Frisco offers a diverse collection of 43 park sites with more that 1,359 acres with various facilities and amenities. Whether you are into sports, nature, or just taking your children to a playground, Frisco has a park to suit your lifestyle. Parks are open from sun up to sun down.

Get more information about Frisco Parks & Fun.

The City of Frisco has approximately 35 churches of different denominations. For a complete listing of area places of worship, please contact the The Frisco Chamber of Commerce or browse the Church Directory