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Live Plano listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.
Plano’s school geography is the most compact in Kendall County: CUSD 88 runs five schools organized by grade band — P.H. Miller (PreK–1), Centennial (2–3), Emily G. Johns (4–6), Plano Middle (7–8), and Plano High — and every campus sits inside town. Wherever you buy in the district, no school run crosses ten minutes. This page tracks homes closest to the campuses, with the boundary facts every buyer should verify.
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Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
Expect the strongest near-school positioning around Lakewood Springs — Emily G. Johns sits adjacent to the community — and the in-town grid, where multiple campuses are walkable. Because CUSD 88 is grade-banded rather than neighborhood-zoned, “near schools” here means near all of them at different ages, a structure that simplifies the usual boundary anxiety considerably.
The essential fact-check: not every Plano address feeds Plano schools. Schaefer Woods feeds Yorkville CUSD 115, and Deer Ridge and Sugar Brook feed Sandwich CUSD 430 — district lines in western Kendall County follow old township geography, not city limits. These are facts to verify per address with the district, and we confirm the assignment on every property before you offer.
Verify the current assignment for any specific address directly with the district — boundaries and programs can change, and per-address confirmation is the only version that counts. Beyond assignment, think route: sidewalk continuity and crossing points matter more day-to-day than straight-line distance, and we walk them with buyers who care.
Homes walkable to the campus loop hold steady buyer demand in every market cycle — proximity is a durable amenity here the way it is everywhere. And for commuting parents, the compact footprint pairs well with the Amtrak schedule: the morning drop-off-to-station loop is genuinely doable.
Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.