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FISD hosts Liberty & Emerson feeder pattern art show

Ana Ortiz-Lagarda, Managing Editor
December 10, 2025
Sankeertana Malakapalli
Redhawks’ art isn’t just displayed on campus anymore; it can also be found on display at the Frisco ISD Administration Building. Artwork from The Nest, Emerson High School, and both schools’ feeder patterns will be on display at the admin building through Dec. 16, culminating with a reception that evening from 6 to 7 p.m.

Art students across the district are bringing some color to the Frisco ISD Administration Building. 

FISD community members now have the opportunity to appreciate artwork from students in the Liberty and Emerson High School feeder patterns, showcasing art skills learned by elementary, middle, and high school students.

For art teacher Elise Reid, the art show in the foyer of the FISD administration building presents the opportunity to showcase the work of students in a different light.

“It benefits students just because they can really see their work kind of in a more professional capacity,” Reid said. “That’s super exciting for them, just having your name on something makes you feel super good about it.”

The art show will run until Dec. 16 with a reception that evening from 6 to 7 p.m.

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About the Contributors
Ana Ortiz-Lagarda
Ana Ortiz-Lagarda, Managing Editor
Ana is a senior in her third year of wingspan as a staff reporter. She is in Theatre as publicist of Liberty’s Thespian Society troupe, co-president and founder of the Hispanic Heritage club, and is also part of French Nation Honors Society. Ana can be found listening or creating new music or hanging out with friends. She is very excited to work with the wingspan staff this year!
Sankeertana Malakapalli
Sankeertana Malakapalli, Editor-in-Chief
Sankeertana Malakapalli is a senior in her third and final year in Wingspan. At school, she is president of the Youth and Government delegation and captain of the varsity Lincoln-Douglas debate team, and she plays the violin outside of school. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, and doing anything artistic. She hopes to pursue a career in law.