The student council is hosting Teacher’s Night Out on campus after school from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and providing free babysitting, giving teachers several hours for themselves. “We do it every year around the holidays,” Student Council teacher...

Students in Digital Media are creating projects from simple posters to multiplying themselves. Even though Photoshop takes up most of the syllabus the students are going to dive into other programs. “What we focus on in Digital Media is creating...

With the holidays kicking off and winter break getting nearer, the “12 days of Twitter” challenge has started back up for the year. “I adopted 12 Days of Twitter from other districts who are putting it out there, to engage other teachers, using...

AP U.S. History teachers and students are switching roles for the day after Thanksgiving break in their new project about the effects of the U.S. government on the world. “Students are choosing between two different thinking skills, cause and effect,...

Leaving the hospital after birth is the start of a new chapter for most families, but that’s not the case for all students. About 2% of the children in the United States are adopted, and only 26% of those children are adopted from other countries. At...

Reflecting on today’s world and the life of Martin Luther King Jr. could earn seniors some scholarship cash.  The 12th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Oration Competition and Gala is now open to all Frisco high school seniors. Students must...

With climbing rates of anxiety and other mental health concerns in the nation, high school students make up the majority of this statistic.  Inside Frisco ISD, a recent proposition to tackle the issue has become reality this fall, as the district...

School meme accounts aren’t new, but a new wave of accounts has spawned interest. From students sleeping in class... To bad parking... New instagram accounts are getting people talking as LHS Naptime and Redhawk Parking are “exposing” students...

Students in Advanced Quantitative Reasoning created a carnival in the cafeteria this week to test their knowledge of probability.  “So the unit discusses scale factors and probability,” AQR teacher Scott McGarrh said.”The games are repeated...

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) in partnership with Carter Blood Care held one of their two annual blood drives Wednesday by the auditorium from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. “Blood is crucial to help patients survive surgeries, cancer treatment,...

For students in AP and Advanced classes, drop forms for the second semester are going to be released later this week. The second 9 week grading period ends just before winter break and counselors are making drop forms for AP and advanced classes available. These...

Taking part in the Irving Invitational on Saturday, 8 Redhawks on the school’s academic decathlon team took part in three different categories with the team earning the following individual awards. Shrenick Gannamani Music – 1st place Economics...