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Early Ed.Gonzalez School for Young Children1212 Long Road(940) 369-4360

Windle School for Young Children 901 Audra Lane (940) 369-3900

ElementaryBorman Elementary 1201 Parvin St.(940) 369-2500

Evers Park Elementary3300 Evers Parkway(940) 369-2600

Ginnings Elementary2525 Yellowstone Place(940) 369-2700

Hodge Elementary3900 Grant Parkway (940) 369-2800

Houston Elementary3100 Teasley Lane(940) 369-2900

Lee Elementary800 Mack Place(940) 369-3500

McNair Elementary1212 Hickory Creek Road (940) 369-3600

Nelson Elementary3909 Teasley Lane(940) 369-1400

Pecan Creek Elementary4400 Lakeview Blvd. (940) 369-4400

N. Rayzor Elementary1400 Malone St.(940) 369-3700

Rivera Elementary701 Newton St.(940) 369-3800

Ryan Elementary201 W. Ryan Road(940) 369-4600

Wilson Elementary1306 E. Windsor Drive(940) 369-4500

MiddleCalhoun Middle School709 Congress St.(940) 369-2400

McMath Middle School1900 Jason Drive(940) 369-3300

Strickland Middle School324 E. Windsor Drive(940) 369-4200

HighDenton High School1007 Fulton St.(940) 369-2000

LaGrone Advanced Technology Complex1504 Long Road(940) 369-4850

Guyer High School7501 Teasley Lane(940) 369-1000

Fred Moore High School815 Cross Timbers St.(940) 369-4000

Ryan High School5101 E. McKinney St.(940) 369-3000

EducationDenton Independent School District has been committed to providing a quality education since it was founded in 1882. The district – located about 25 miles north of Dallas and Fort Worth – encompasses 180 square miles and contains all or parts of 17 cities, communities or major developments.

Not only does the school district community support outstanding school facilities, it demands excellence in its educational programs. It is truly an educational community where citizens are highly engaged in education – especially with two major universities and a community college within its boundaries.

Although it covers a large area, Denton ISD's unique small town community environment separates it from the growing, larger suburban school districts within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Denton ISD is able to offer all the programs available from larger school districts while maintaining a small community climate.

Denton ISD TAPR Ratings(Texas Academic Performance Report)www.dentonisd.org

The Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR) pull together a wide range of information on the performance of students in each school and district in Texas every year. Performance is shown disaggregated by student groups, including ethnicity and low income status. The reports also provide extensive information on school and district staff, programs, and student demographics.

Total Students 26,047Total Staff (Teachers/Admin) 3,226.2Students per Teacher 13.7Attendance Rate 96.1%Dropout Rate (Grades 9-12) 0.9%% Tested - SAT/ACT 63.6%Average SAT Score 1476Average ACT Score 21.0STAAR Test Participation (All Grades) 99.0%STAAR All Subjects (All Grades) 82.0%4-Year Graduation Rate (without Exclusions) 94.2%

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About DentonLocated on the north end of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex

in North Texas, Denton is know for its active music life and

its “college town” atmosphere, serving as home to both the

University of North Texas and the Texas Woman’s University.

With a population of 113,383, according to the 2010

United States Census, Denton is the 27th most populous

city in Texas.

A land grant led to the formation of Denton County in 1846

and the city was incorporated in 1866. Both City and County

were named after pioneer and Texas militia captain John B.

Denton. By 1901 the City was home to two colleges and and

took the 7th spot in the fastest growing city in the country.

Denton’s A-trainDenton County Transportation AuthorityDowntown Denton Transit Center / 604 East Hickory St(940) 243.0077 / dcta.net

The A-train is a 21-mile regional rail system connecting

Denton and Dallas Counties. DCTA has five A-train stations;

two in Denton and three in Lewisville and also interfaces

with DART at their Trinity Mills Station in Carrollton.

Passengers can transfer to the Green Line, which provides

access to Downtown Dallas, the Medical District, Pleasant

Grove, Fair Park, DART’s Red, Orange and Blue Lines and the

Trinity Railway Express. Visit www.dart.org for DART service

and schedule information.

Services

Government

The City of Denton / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8200215 E. McKinney Street

Alarm Permits / cityofdenton.com

Garbage Services / City Disposal / (940) 349.8700

Voter Registration / votedenton.com

Vehicle Registration & Inspection / dentoncounty.com

Municipal Court / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8331601 E. Hickory Street Suite D

Other Services

Emily Fowler Central Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8752502 Oakland Street

North Branch Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.87523020 N. Locust Street

South Branch Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.87523228 Teasley Lane

American Legion Hall / (940) 349.8298629 Lakey Drive

Denton Senior Center / (940) 349.8720509 N. Bell Street

Hospitals

Baylor Hospital of Plano / baylorhealth.com(469) 814.2000 / 4700 Alliance Blvd

Denton Regional Medical Center / baptisthealthsystem.com (940) 384.3535 / 3535 S. Interstate 35 E

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton / texashealth.org (940) 898.7000 / 3000 I-35 Frontage Road

UtilitiesPhone, Internet & TV

AT&T / att.com / (800) 288.2020

Time Warner Cable / timewarnercable.com / (800) 418.8848

Verizon / verizon.com / (800) 418.8848

Electric

Denton Municipal Electric / dmepower.com / (940) 349.8700

Denton Electric Inc / dentonelectricinc.com / (940) 387.1312

Denton County Electric Co-Op / coserv.com / (940) 321.7800

TXU Energy / txu.com / (940) 381.5280

Gas

Atmos Energy / atmosenergy.com / (940) 380.7450

CoServ Gas / coserv.com / (800) 274.4014

Water

Denton Utility Billing / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8200

Attractions & RecreationAvondale Park / 2021 Devonshire Drive

Bowling Green Park / 2200 Bowling Green Street

Briercliff Park / 3200 State School Road

Carl Young, Sr. Park / 327 S. Wood Street

Cross Timbers Park / 7601 Waterside Place

Fred Moore Park / 500 S. Bradshaw Street

Joe Skiles Park / 1721 Stonegate Drive

McKenna Park / 700 N. Bonnie Brae Street

Willowcreek Park / 2101 Jupiter Road

Milam Park / 256 Mockingbird Lane

MLK Park / 1300 Wilson Street

Nette Shultz Park / 1517 Mistywood Lane

North Pointe Park / West Hercules Lane

Spc. Ernest W. Dallas Jr. Veterans Memorial Park / 6100 Sun Ray Dr.

Denia Park / 1001 Parvin Street

Evers Park / 3201 N. Locust Street

Lake Forest Park / 1760 E. Ryan Road

North Lakes Park / 2001 W. Windsor Drive

Quakertown Park / 700 Oakland Street

Skate Park / 2400 Long Road

South Lakes Park / 556 Hobson Lane

Courthouse-on-the-Square Museum / 110 West Hickory Street

UNT Art Galleries / gallery.unt.edu 1201 W Mulberry Street

Denton Water Works Park / dentonwaterworks.com 321 E McKinney StreetDowntown Square / discoverdenton.com 110 W Hickory Street

Higher EducationUniversity of North Texas / unt.edu / (940) 565.20001155 Union Cir

Texas Woman’s University / twu.edu / (940) 898.2000304 Administration Dr

North Central Texas College - Corinth Campus / nctc.edu (940) 498.6282 / 1500 North Corinth Street, Corinth

“NORTH OF ORDINARY”

About DentonLocated on the north end of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex

in North Texas, Denton is know for its active music life and

its “college town” atmosphere, serving as home to both the

University of North Texas and the Texas Woman’s University.

With a population of 113,383, according to the 2010

United States Census, Denton is the 27th most populous

city in Texas.

A land grant led to the formation of Denton County in 1846

and the city was incorporated in 1866. Both City and County

were named after pioneer and Texas militia captain John B.

Denton. By 1901 the City was home to two colleges and and

took the 7th spot in the fastest growing city in the country.

Denton’s A-trainDenton County Transportation AuthorityDowntown Denton Transit Center / 604 East Hickory St(940) 243.0077 / dcta.net

The A-train is a 21-mile regional rail system connecting

Denton and Dallas Counties. DCTA has five A-train stations;

two in Denton and three in Lewisville and also interfaces

with DART at their Trinity Mills Station in Carrollton.

Passengers can transfer to the Green Line, which provides

access to Downtown Dallas, the Medical District, Pleasant

Grove, Fair Park, DART’s Red, Orange and Blue Lines and the

Trinity Railway Express. Visit www.dart.org for DART service

and schedule information.

Services

Government

The City of Denton / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8200215 E. McKinney Street

Alarm Permits / cityofdenton.com

Garbage Services / City Disposal / (940) 349.8700

Voter Registration / votedenton.com

Vehicle Registration & Inspection / dentoncounty.com

Municipal Court / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8331601 E. Hickory Street Suite D

Other Services

Emily Fowler Central Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8752502 Oakland Street

North Branch Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.87523020 N. Locust Street

South Branch Library / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.87523228 Teasley Lane

American Legion Hall / (940) 349.8298629 Lakey Drive

Denton Senior Center / (940) 349.8720509 N. Bell Street

Hospitals

Baylor Hospital of Plano / baylorhealth.com(469) 814.2000 / 4700 Alliance Blvd

Denton Regional Medical Center / baptisthealthsystem.com (940) 384.3535 / 3535 S. Interstate 35 E

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton / texashealth.org (940) 898.7000 / 3000 I-35 Frontage Road

UtilitiesPhone, Internet & TV

AT&T / att.com / (800) 288.2020

Time Warner Cable / timewarnercable.com / (800) 418.8848

Verizon / verizon.com / (800) 418.8848

Electric

Denton Municipal Electric / dmepower.com / (940) 349.8700

Denton Electric Inc / dentonelectricinc.com / (940) 387.1312

Denton County Electric Co-Op / coserv.com / (940) 321.7800

TXU Energy / txu.com / (940) 381.5280

Gas

Atmos Energy / atmosenergy.com / (940) 380.7450

CoServ Gas / coserv.com / (800) 274.4014

Water

Denton Utility Billing / cityofdenton.com / (940) 349.8200

Attractions & RecreationAvondale Park / 2021 Devonshire Drive

Bowling Green Park / 2200 Bowling Green Street

Briercliff Park / 3200 State School Road

Carl Young, Sr. Park / 327 S. Wood Street

Cross Timbers Park / 7601 Waterside Place

Fred Moore Park / 500 S. Bradshaw Street

Joe Skiles Park / 1721 Stonegate Drive

McKenna Park / 700 N. Bonnie Brae Street

Willowcreek Park / 2101 Jupiter Road

Milam Park / 256 Mockingbird Lane

MLK Park / 1300 Wilson Street

Nette Shultz Park / 1517 Mistywood Lane

North Pointe Park / West Hercules Lane

Spc. Ernest W. Dallas Jr. Veterans Memorial Park / 6100 Sun Ray Dr.

Denia Park / 1001 Parvin Street

Evers Park / 3201 N. Locust Street

Lake Forest Park / 1760 E. Ryan Road

North Lakes Park / 2001 W. Windsor Drive

Quakertown Park / 700 Oakland Street

Skate Park / 2400 Long Road

South Lakes Park / 556 Hobson Lane

Courthouse-on-the-Square Museum / 110 West Hickory Street

UNT Art Galleries / gallery.unt.edu 1201 W Mulberry Street

Denton Water Works Park / dentonwaterworks.com 321 E McKinney StreetDowntown Square / discoverdenton.com 110 W Hickory Street

Higher EducationUniversity of North Texas / unt.edu / (940) 565.20001155 Union Cir

Texas Woman’s University / twu.edu / (940) 898.2000304 Administration Dr

North Central Texas College - Corinth Campus / nctc.edu (940) 498.6282 / 1500 North Corinth Street, Corinth

“NORTH OF ORDINARY”

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DENTON“North of Ordinary”

Early Ed.Gonzalez School for Young Children1212 Long Road(940) 369-4360

Windle School for Young Children 901 Audra Lane (940) 369-3900

ElementaryBorman Elementary 1201 Parvin St.(940) 369-2500

Evers Park Elementary3300 Evers Parkway(940) 369-2600

Ginnings Elementary2525 Yellowstone Place(940) 369-2700

Hodge Elementary3900 Grant Parkway (940) 369-2800

Houston Elementary3100 Teasley Lane(940) 369-2900

Lee Elementary800 Mack Place(940) 369-3500

McNair Elementary1212 Hickory Creek Road (940) 369-3600

Nelson Elementary3909 Teasley Lane(940) 369-1400

Pecan Creek Elementary4400 Lakeview Blvd. (940) 369-4400

N. Rayzor Elementary1400 Malone St.(940) 369-3700

Rivera Elementary701 Newton St.(940) 369-3800

Ryan Elementary201 W. Ryan Road(940) 369-4600

Wilson Elementary1306 E. Windsor Drive(940) 369-4500

MiddleCalhoun Middle School709 Congress St.(940) 369-2400

McMath Middle School1900 Jason Drive(940) 369-3300

Strickland Middle School324 E. Windsor Drive(940) 369-4200

HighDenton High School1007 Fulton St.(940) 369-2000

LaGrone Advanced Technology Complex1504 Long Road(940) 369-4850

Guyer High School7501 Teasley Lane(940) 369-1000

Fred Moore High School815 Cross Timbers St.(940) 369-4000

Ryan High School5101 E. McKinney St.(940) 369-3000

EducationDenton Independent School District has been committed to providing a quality education since it was founded in 1882. The district – located about 25 miles north of Dallas and Fort Worth – encompasses 180 square miles and contains all or parts of 17 cities, communities or major developments.

Not only does the school district community support outstanding school facilities, it demands excellence in its educational programs. It is truly an educational community where citizens are highly engaged in education – especially with two major universities and a community college within its boundaries.

Although it covers a large area, Denton ISD's unique small town community environment separates it from the growing, larger suburban school districts within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Denton ISD is able to offer all the programs available from larger school districts while maintaining a small community climate.

Denton ISD TAPR Ratings(Texas Academic Performance Report)www.dentonisd.org

The Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR) pull together a wide range of information on the performance of students in each school and district in Texas every year. Performance is shown disaggregated by student groups, including ethnicity and low income status. The reports also provide extensive information on school and district staff, programs, and student demographics.

Total Students 26,047Total Staff (Teachers/Admin) 3,226.2Students per Teacher 13.7Attendance Rate 96.1%Dropout Rate (Grades 9-12) 0.9%% Tested - SAT/ACT 63.6%Average SAT Score 1476Average ACT Score 21.0STAAR Test Participation (All Grades) 99.0%STAAR All Subjects (All Grades) 82.0%4-Year Graduation Rate (without Exclusions) 94.2%

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