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Homes for sale in Frisco offer your children enrollment in the finest public schools. Shawnee Elementary, or Shawnee Trail Elementary, is a proud member of the Frisco Independent School District, Frisco ISD, and was constructed on the site of the original Shawnee Trail.  Read More
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Buffalo, wild horses, and animals roamed the area which was path through which native Indians settled. The abundance of buffalo and wild game provide superb hunting as the Indians thrived, always keeping an eye out for their enemies. In 1838, the Congress of Texas authorized a trail from the Red River to Austin. The Shawnee Trail was chosen, and by 1850, the path was used by settlers to bring supplies to their new homes in Texas. Cattle drives also became part of the Shawnee Trail, as cattle were driven into Oklahoma and Missouri.
Providing a nurturing environment in which children are exposed to life-long learning skills is part of the mission of the school. They endeavor to have the children become "caring, responsible and contributing members of society." The motto of the school is "Hand in Hand, Together We Can." Providing The Shawnee Trail Academy, a website for parents designed as an aid to offer support for helping children at home, the school presently has math and reading resources and plans to add science and writing in the future. With a focus on creating bright and caring children, Shawnee Elementary is a great choice for the education and enrichment of your child. With a location on Preston Vineyard Drive in Frisco, more can be learned about the school at the Frisco ISD website.
As you prepare to buy a home, one of the most important questions to answer is how much house can you actually afford. The answer is largely dependent on your current income and credit standing, but there are certain steps you can take to increase ...
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