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The CTE Mock Trial Team came in second place at last years state competition, and they are currently recruiting new members. In order to try out for the team, students must attend the informational meeting at the CTE Center on Aug. 29.

CTE mock trial team on the lookout for new members

Christine Han, Staff Reporter August 26, 2022

The Frisco ISD CTE Competitive Mock Trial Team, who placed 2nd at the state competition last year, is holding a mandatory informational parent meeting covering requirements for tryouts Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the CTE Center. “We look for people with...

Lockers typically sit empty throughout the school hallways. This year, they are no longer being offered as the majority of students do not opt to using lockers.

Lockers no longer offered

Neha Ramachandran, Staff Reporter August 25, 2022

What began as a COVID-19 protocol has turned into something permanent as students no longer have access to lockers. Due to a dwindling number of students opting to not use lockers through the course of the year, the decision to eliminate the use of lockers...

This year, there is a shift in pep rally timing. Rather than taking place during fourth period, pep rallies will now take place during advisory

Pep rallies shift timing to advisory

Harley Classe, Editor-In-Chief August 24, 2022

A new school year means new traditions and rules, and for pep rallies, this means a shift in timing. Beginning with Thursday's first pep rally of the 2022-23 school year, these events will now take place during advisory rather than 4th period, preventing...

Mexican-American studies is an ethnic studies class now available to students on campus. The class provides students with the opportunity to learn more about underrepresented groups in the United States by teaching about Mexican-American culture and history.

Mexican-American Studies arrives on campus

Aarya Oswal, Assistant Interactive Media Editor August 23, 2022

Mexican-American Studies has joined the course catalog for the 2022-2023 school year. The class allows students the opportunity to not only learn the history and culture of Mexican-Americans, but also gain more insight on the United States as a whole. “Mexican-American...

APES students explore ecosystems using ecocolumns

Vaughn Perez, Staff Reporter August 22, 2022

Soda bottles are becoming ecocolumns as AP Environmental Science students are exploring how an ecosystem functions at a closer level within the classroom. “Using two liter soda bottles they build three chambers to explore an aquatic biome with a...

Video Game Programming students are working in groups to create their own video game.

Esports classes return with a new level

Vaughn Perez, Staff Reporter August 19, 2022

The sequel has is here as esports classes are beginning to soar throughout the district with Esports 1 and Esports 2. Taught by teachers Demas Lamas and Eighmy Dobbins, these classes offer an exploration into the vast world that happens behind the scenes...

Senior sunrise starts the school year off bright

Rachel Kim, Staff Reporter August 18, 2022

As the school year kicks off, the PTSA is hosting a senior sunrise on Friday for the class of 2023 to enjoy the start of their last year together.  The event will take place in front of the school at 6:45 a.m., and students will have the opportunity...

AP U.S. History students have the opportunity to learn about immigration through a migration research project. Students have creative freedom in how they present their project over one of various different ethnic groups to the United States.

Freshman class of 2026 starts off the year

Harley Classe, Editor-In-Chief August 17, 2022

The start to the school year brings many new things to campus, including a new batch of freshman. These students were thrown in the deep end on day one, according to freshman Izzy Patrick, being expected to quickly adjust to what high school life looks...

Parking permit sales open for student drivers

Saachi Kuchu, Producer August 16, 2022

Students who want to park on campus must have a parking permit. Permits for the full year cost $50 and permits for a semester cost $35.  These permits can be purchased on onlineschoolfees.com. Then students must fill out the parking permit application...

Scores from the first digital SATs were released by College Board on Friday with many students still unsure if they prefer the paper or digital version of the standardized test.

FISD hits highest amount of National Merit Scholars in Texas

Aarya Oswal, Staff Reporter August 15, 2022

It’s been nearly three months since the Frisco ISD class of 2022 graduated, but they are still earning accolades as FISD graduated more National Merit Scholars than any other district in Texas. 73 FISD seniors received college-sponsored, corporate-sponsored,...

To start off the year, booster clubs on campus are hosting Redhawk Rally on Saturday.

Redhawk Rally starts off the school year

Hannah Beeler, Staff Reporter August 12, 2022

Students, staff and family will be kicking off the school year with food, fun and performances Saturday from 6-8 p.m. at Redhawk Rally.  At the event, members from all the school’s organizations will be in attendance to welcome new and returning...

The campus sees new staff members every year. However, this year, there were more than usual.

Campus welcomes new teachers

Erika Pernis, Editor-in-Chief August 11, 2022

Every year when August hits, the hallways are filled with the faces of both new students and staff. However, this year, the campus has welcomed many more new teachers than in previous years. For ISM teacher Heather Whitcomb, the campus culture was...

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