Frequent Questions (FAQs)

Students will need to follow the current UIL charter school residence rules.  If a student lives in the Duncanville ISD attendance zone and selects this site at the first opportunity, they are varsity eligible.  Students who transfer to and live outside of Duncanville ISD attendance zone will not be varsity-eligible for 365 days.

Title I eligibility is determined on an annual basis for all campuses based on the current percentage of economically disadvantaged students.

We have been intentional throughout our history to grow at a manageable pace. The new 4A high school will be able to accommodate up to 1,200 students. We value the campus culture and will take a phased approach as we add new students. It may take several years to reach total capacity.

We are exploring the possibility of a Pre-K. However, there is no immediate plan.

We won’t have a list of specific personnel needs until the master plan is complete.

Yes. There will be a dedicated space for all testing materials and equipment.

The new high school and middle school construction will not impact the current elementary building. However, we are exploring options that may reduce middle school use of the elementary building, which could provide more space for the elementary campus.

The focus for middle school students will be on the construction of a new middle school in Duncanville after the completion of the new high school. The timeline for the new middle school will depend upon the completion of the high school and the achievement of enrollment goals. We are assessing what updates may be made to the Oak Cliff secondary campus.