To determine what school zone you are in, you can use various online resources that provide information on school district boundaries and attendance zones. Here are some options:

1. GreatSchools.org: This website provides an interactive map that allows you to see what school district you are in by providing your zip code or address.

2. Texas Education Agency: The School District Locator (SDL) on this website provides basic information for Texas schools, districts, and education service centers (ESCs) in map format. It also provides school district information, district accountability ratings, and enrollment and performance reports in text format. You can search for your school district by district name, district number, county, or ESC region.

3. Virginia Beach City Public Schools: The School Locator/Map Center on this website allows you to search attendance zones by entering your address in an interactive locator map. Students are assigned to a school in the attendance zone in which they live according to School Board Policy 5-14 and Regulation 5-14.1.

4. Metro Nashville Public Schools: To determine your zoned school, you can enter your residential address into the Zone Finder on this website. Students are automatically assigned to schools within the zone where they live. If you want to enroll your child in a school outside your school zone, you will have to submit an application.

5. City of Phoenix: This website provides information on school locations, district and attendance boundaries, as well as some frequently requested maps. You can find the closest schools to a major intersection in Phoenix, and search for information regarding school locations, districts, websites, or attendance boundary maps.

6. Denver Public Schools: The Choice & Enrollment section of this website provides a School Finder tool that allows you to search for your neighborhood school by entering your home address. You can also download the DPS District Map to locate your neighborhood school or call the School Boundary Hotline at 720-423-3400.

Using any of these resources should help you determine what school zone you are in.