For nearly two weeks, registered voters have been able to cast their votes for Tuesday's midterm election. However, Friday is the last day to take part in early voting. Early voting allows for voters to go to any polling place in their county, while...

With several Frisco ISD schools reaching maximum capacity across the city, the district will meet Thursday at 5:30 pm at the FISD Administrative Building to hear public feedback on recent zoning propositions as the district continues mapping out attendance...

PTSA is holding a parent talk with the School Resource Officer Glen Hubbard to answer questions parents may have about safety on campus.  Hubbard believes it’s important for parents to stay informed. “Well, I think there'll be more parties...

Approximately 5% of the population is vegetarian, and to help provide more options for vegetarian students on campus, the school is now offering new items such as a Plant Powered Black Bean Burger and Cheeseburger, Plant Powered Chik’n and Marinara...

Dedicated to celebrating the history of the queer community and their impact on the civil rights movement, October is Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ+) History Month.  In addition to celebrating the history of the LGBTQ+ community,...

For more than 20 years, Frisco ISD has received the top A rating from the state for its financial management practices  FISD received 98 out of 100 possible points in the latest rating, which was based on the district’s annual financial report for...

Following years of planning, construction began spring 2021 to move the Frisco Public Library from George A. Purefoy Municipal Center to the Beal Building. After a few delays, the new library is nearly 85% complete and estimated to open this winter.  “Our...

Physics and astronomy teacher Kenric Davies was named the school’s 2022-23 Teacher of the Year. “The district runs the entire teacher of the year program and they send a link to every school to go ahead and ask for nominees,” principal Stacey...

Carter Blood Care is holding blood drives at the Career and Technical Education Center Training Room Wednesday and Monday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. “We are having a drive to allow students to donate and help save a life,” Frisco ISD lead nurse...

Red Ribbon week began in 1985 and is a symbol of commitment to raising awareness about drug abuse in America. The week takes place from Oct. 23 to Oct. 31, and this year, there are new themes to encourage drug awareness on campus. “We dress up for...

After months of hearing about it, hundreds of television commercials, countless polls, and endless opinions, the time has finally come for people to begin casting their ballots as early voting begins Monday. For two weeks, registered voters can get...

For many seniors, the fall semester can bring a variety of stressors, a primary factor being the college application process.  In order to help alleviate this pressure, Collin College is offering Dual Credit students free help on application essays...