The 2026–27 guide identifies changes near Sem and Tadlock elementary schools and on Fighting Eagles Lane.
Aiden Calloway
October 1, 20261 min read
Frisco’s 2026–27 school-zone guide lists a traffic signal and school zone at Eldorado Parkway and Granbury Drive, near Sem Elementary.
The city also identifies a new school zone at Eldorado Parkway and Hillcrest Road serving Tadlock Elementary, and another on Fighting Eagles Lane for Legacy Christian Academy.
Drivers can review those locations, school-zone hours and an interactive map on the city’s page. An accompanying video explains the changes for this school year.
The Eldorado–Granbury signal was the subject of an August 10 city notice describing a brief flashing phase before scheduled full operation on August 11. Those temporary instructions applied to the August changeover.
Drivers should follow the posted signs and signals when traveling through the school zones.
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