Plano Independent School District

Richardson High School, founded in 1880, provides various academic programs to students in grades nine through 12. It offers classes in science, law, visual arts, theater, communications, robotics, culinary art and instrumental music. It has a library that provides internet access, online catalog, referrals and research database on a variety of subjects that include science, world history and business studies. The school has facility for various sports, including football, baseball, track, golf, swimming, wrestling and gymnastics. It provides career counseling, tutorial assistance and performance assessment services. In addition, Richardson High School organizes a variety of activities that include seminars, field trips, book fairs, and music and dance competitions. It is located in Richardson, Texas.

Forestridge Elementary School, located in Dallas, offers educational classes in a variety of courses, such as English, language arts, reading, math, writing, science and social studies. It serves more than 700 students in prekindergarten through grade six. The school organizes various cocurricular activities, including spelling bee competitions, science fairs, musical concerts, and math, science and reading nights. Forestridge Elementary School maintains a range of school organizations that includes a band, orchestra, chimes choir, safety patrol team, student council and kids' connection groups. In addition, it operates gardening, math, computer, science, clay, cheerleading and reading clubs. Forestridge Elementary School is a part of the Richardson Independent School District, which has a population of over 33,500 students.