Rock Hill High School (Texas)

Rock Hill High School
Address
16061 N Coit Rd, Frisco, TX 75035
Information
Motto	"ICSEEU" (integrity, creativity, service, excellence, empathy, and unity)
Established	2020
School district	Prosper Independent School District
Principal	Terry Mouton
Teaching staff	172.98 (FTE)
Grades	9–12
Enrollment	2,373 (2023-2024)
Student to teacher ratio	13.72
Color(s)	Electric blue and Black
Athletics conference	UIL Class 6A
Mascot	Blue Hawk
Website	https://www.prosper-isd.net/rockhill

Rock Hill High School is a public high school in Frisco, Texas. Although situated within the city limits of Frisco, it primarily serves students from Prosper, McKinney, and nearby unincorporated areas. Rock Hill is the second oldest high school in Prosper ISD, after Prosper High School.

History

For decades, Prosper ISD only operated one high school. However, the Town of Prosper and surrounding areas in Collin County experienced substantial population growth throughout the late 2010s, and Prosper High School began to face concerns of overcrowding. In response, the district began construction of a second high school in 2018. The project was budgeted at over $200 million, which made it the most expensive public high school in Texas at the time.

The new campus, or “High School #2” as it was referred to, was named Rock Hill High School and opened its doors for the 2020-2021 school year. The school was named after Rockhill Parkway, the former name of PGA Parkway, a major arterial road that intersects with Coit Road, where the school is located. It is unclear why the school’s name includes a space between Rock and Hill when both the former roadway and the census tract do not. The school is still occasionally referred to informally as “Rockhill High School.”

As the 2020–2021 academic year was amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Rock Hill’s inaugural year saw many students attending virtual classes or alternating between online and in-person instruction. This option was discontinued after the first year.

The school’s initial attendance zone encompassed the southern and eastern portions of the district. Students residing within this area who found themselves zoned to the new school but were already upperclassmen at Prosper High School were allowed to pick between remaining at their current campus or transferring to Rock Hill. Underclassmen, however, were required to transfer to Rock Hill.

Rock Hill opened as a UIL Class 5A school but was reclassified as a 6A school starting from the 2022–23 school year. It was one of the smallest 6A schools in the state in terms of enrollment.

In 2023, the district opened its third high school, Walnut Grove High School, and a many Rock Hill students were reassigned to the new campus. This caused a significant decrease in enrollment, pushing Rock Hill further down the 6A threshold. Nonetheless, Rock Hill remains a 6A school, as the UIL only reclassifies schools in non-leap, even-numbered years.

With Walnut Grove opening, Rock Hill’s first principal, Dr. Dustin Toth, was appointed as the inaugural principal of Walnut Grove High School. One of the five assistant principals, Terry Mouton was subsequently promoted to principal of Rock Hill and continues to serve in that role.

Controversy

In February 2021, J. P. Wilson, the head band director of Rock Hill High School, resigned after allegations of sexual misconduct from previous workplaces had surfaced. The district did not publicly disclose a reason for the resignation.

In January 2023, Drew Wilborn, then-president of the Prosper ISD Board of Trustees, resigned following his arrest on a charge of indecency with a child by sexual contact. The incident involved allegations of inappropriate relations with a 16-year-old girl in April 2022, while Wilborn was serving as an executive pastor at Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church.

Later that year, the family of a Rock Hill alumna filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school, alleging that their daughter was subjected to disability-based discrimination and retaliation. The complaint claimed the district failed to provide proper accommodations for her diagnosed ADHD and learning differences, and that school staff retaliated after her parents raised concerns.

In August 2023, head softball coach Renna Bersosa and assistant coach Kasie Ostrom were arrested for failing to report a sexual assault. A student informed the coaches of sexual misconduct by other students on the team. Despite probable evidence, the coaches dismissed the issue, failing to report within the 48-hour window required under Texas law. Both were charged with failure to report child abuse.

In May 2025, Staff Sergeant Michael Songy, the assistant JROTC instructor at Rock Hill High School, was arrested on a charge of indecent assault with a student. Songy had been previously reported to the Texas Education Agency in July 2024 for sexual misconduct in school, but was granted an emergency recertification in August 2024 to teach in the district’s new JROTC program.

Later that month, a senior celebration event attended by students from Rock Hill and Walnut Grove, resulted in several hospitalizations after students consumed THC-laced edibles. At least one Rock Hill student was among those affected. Two students were later arrested and charged with felony drug distribution. The event had been a prepaid celebration, and despite a community petition requesting refunds, Prosper ISD declined to issue reimbursements.

Athletics

As of the 2024–25 school year, Rock Hill High School is a part of 6A Region 1 District 6. Other schools in this district are Allen High School, McKinney High School, McKinney Boyd High School, Plano Senior High School, Plano East Senior High School, Plano West Senior High School, Princeton High School, and Prosper High School.

Rock Hill has official teams in these sports:

• Archery
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Football

Rock Hill Varsity Football Competitive Record

Season	Place in District	Regular Season Record	Playoff Round	Playoff Record
2020–2021	8th	1–7 (2 games cancelled)	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2021–2022	5th	5–5	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2022–2023	6th	3–7	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2023–2024	6th	3–7	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2024–2025	3rd	6–4	First Round	0–1

• Golf
• Powerlifting
• Soccer
• Softball
  • 2021 5A State Semifinalists
• Swimming and Diving
• Water Polo
• Tennis
• Track & Field
• Volleyball
• Wrestling

Rock Hill's first program wins in each sport were on the following dates:

• Baseball – March 16, 2021 (against Sherman HS, 6–5)
• Boys Basketball – December 22, 2020 (against McKinney North HS, 56–41)
• Girls Basketball – December 15, 2020 (against Sherman HS, 59–42)
• Football – November 20, 2020 (against Lake Dallas HS, 34–28)
• Boys Soccer – January 8, 2021 (against Central Catholic HS, 1–0)
• Girls Soccer – January 22, 2021 (against Sherman HS, 4–0)
• Softball – March 8, 2021 (against Sherman HS, 11–2)
• Volleyball – September 29, 2020 (against Princeton HS, 3–0)

Other Organizations

• Band
  • Marching Band

Rock Hill Marching Band Competitive Record

Season	Place in Area	Place in State	Other Competitions
2020–2021	Did not enter	Did not enter	N/A
2021–2022	6th	Did not qualify	2nd in Plano East Marching Invitational 11th in BoA Waco Regionals
2022–2023	8th	Did not qualify	1st in Plano East Marching Invitational 7th in BoA North Texas Regionals 31st in BoA San Antonio Super Regionals
2023–2024	12th	Did not qualify	2nd in Plano East Marching Invitational 6th in BoA North Texas Regionals

• • Color Guard
  • Jazz Band
• Theatre
• Choir
• Media
• Debate Team
• Drill Team (Rockettes)
• Orchestra
• eSports
  • Rocket League Team
• Bollywood Dance Team
• Step Team (Elite Hawks)
• HOSA-Future Health Professionals
• Culinary