Organization
The council is administratively organized into districts:
- Blackland Prairie - Dallas ISD - north of Northwest Highway and west of US 75
- Cimarron - South Dallas - Dallas ISD east of Trinity River, south of Fair Park
- Duck Creek - Garland ISD (Garland and Rowlett)
- Eagle Trail - Allen ISD and Lovejoy ISD
- Eastern Skies - Mesquite ISD
- East Trinity Trails - Wylie ISD and Community ISD, Nevada, Rockwall County
- Five Trails - Coppell ISD and Irving ISD
- Golden Arrow - Southern half of Plano ISD, south of Parker Rd
- Iron Horse - Frisco ISD, Celina ISD, and Prosper ISD
- Lone Star - McKinney ISD
- Mountain Lake - Grand Prairie ISD
- Mustang - Dallas ISD west of Trinity River, south of I-30
- Northern Lights - Northern half of Plano ISD, north of Parker Rd
- Northern Trail - Richardson ISD
- North Star - Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD and Lewisville ISD, south of SH 121
- Southern Star - Ellis County
- Tejas Caddo - Dallas ISD west of US 75 and north of I-30
- Texas Skies - Kaufman and Van Zandt Counties
- Texoma Valley - Grayson County and Bryan County, OK
- Tonkawa - Hunt and Rains Counties
- Trinity Woods - Henderson and Navarro Counties
- West Park - Highland Park ISD, Old West View District, south of HPISD and west of US 75, downtown, Fair Park
- Wisdom Trail - Duncanville ISD, DeSoto ISD, Cedar Hill ISD, and Lancaster ISD
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