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Valentines Day can be filled with things such as teddy bears and candy given to significant others. Its a day designed to show love for those in your life that are important to individuals.

COVID, couples, and complications for Valentine’s day

Isabelle Engles, Guest Contributer February 10, 2021

A normal Valentine's Day might see couples buying gifts, booking reservations, and setting up plans with their significant other to celebrate their love. But this year with COVID-19, Valentine’s Day may look a little bit different.  Freshmen Ayra...

Independent Study and Mentorship students are presenting their work at a gallery walk in the library Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2:50 pm. and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. All students and staff are welcome to stop by and view the presentations.

Mentors give ISM students look into the real world of chosen fields

Urja Joshi, Guest Contributor February 9, 2021

Students in the Independent Study and Mentorship (ISM) program are currently in the process of learning from their respective mentors about the field that they have chosen to study this year.  “My mentorship experience has really opened up my perspective...

Like the graduation ceremony in 2020, graduates will be responsible for getting themselves to commencement ceremonies. Unlike the event last year, the 2021 ceremony will be held at The Ford Center at The Star, rather than Toyota Stadium.

Upcoming senior events make way for graduation

Aaron Boehmer, Editor-in-Chief February 9, 2021

A little over three months until they cross the stage and toss their caps into the air, seniors have various events to look forward to in the upcoming weeks.  “I feel like it hasn’t felt like senior year but it has gone by relatively fast,”...

This week, students have been meeting with their counselors and talking through their schedules for next year in social studies classes. This is an opportunity for counselors to ensure students are meeting graduation requirements and have overall chosen classes that are well-suited for them.

Counselors introduce Kindness Challenge

Shreyas Viswanathan, Staff Reporter February 8, 2021

To promote kindness throughout the community, the Counseling Department is introducing the Kindness Challenge with students encouraged to perform random acts of kindness throughout February, and share on social media. “The purpose of this challenge...

AP World History students are tasked with creating a Star Wars™️ themed movie to further learn about European imperialism.

AP World History students take on filmmaking to learn about European imperialism

Aarya Oswal, Staff Reporter February 5, 2021

Sometimes, the best way to learn about an experience is to put your feet in the shoes of another person. That is precisely what students in AP World History class must accomplish for the lesson over European imperialism by making a Star Wars™️ themed...

With only a pet and a camera, 8th gradeer Ellen Li has established an almost 2,000 follower platform on Instagram where she posts pictures of het cat, Topaz. “This account helped me learn to manage my time better, and it has also taught me more about Internet safety,” Ellen said. “Ive always been interested in photography, and adopting Topaz has helped me pursue those interests.”

1,2,3, purr

Alize Shahzad, Guest Contributor February 5, 2021

When Fowler Middle School 8th grader Ellen Li is on Instagram, there's a good chance she's not posting selfies. Instead, she's probably updating the account of her cat Topaz. Launched in July 2020, the account, topaz_thecat_ has nearly 2,000 followers. “I...

Children, adolescents, and adults alike share in celebrating World Read Aloud Day this Wednesday.

Bookmark Wednesday as World Read Aloud Day

Caroline Caruso, Managing Editor February 3, 2021

Book enthusiasts of all ages will share in commemorating the twelfth annual World Read Aloud Day on Wednesday, a global celebration that aims to promote storytelling, and more importantly, to spark an interest in reading for a variety of audiences.  Organized...

Chromebooks for seniors must be returned by Tuesday. If students are leaving Liberty but staying in FISD, they can keep their Chromebooks for their new school.

Free PSAT/SAT prep available through Khan Academy

Shreyas Viswanathan, Staff Reporter February 2, 2021

In order to get a headstart to prepare for the PSAT/SAT, students can link their CollegeBoard account to the free SAT course offered by Khan Academy and create a customized online practice schedule that can be based on PSAT scores.  “From the student's...

Another special legislative session is being Monday to discuss many important topics including political boundaries, transgender students in sports, and COVID-19 vaccines.

Youth and Government takes home multiple State awards

Trisha Dasgupta, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2021

Students in Youth and Government participated in the annual State competition over Zoom this weekend, with three delegates bringing home awards and receiving recognition.  Usually held in Austin for a three-day state conference, where students get...

Senior ads provide an opportunity for parents to leave a note for their graduating student. The deadline for senior ads is Friday, and payments can be made in installments.

Friday last day to order yearbook

Caroline Caruso, Managing Editor January 28, 2021

Since the first few weeks of school, students have been able to order their yearbook for the 2020-2021 school year. However, those who are still interested in purchasing one must act fast, as the deadline is quickly approaching Friday.  In years past,...

Frisco ISD is hosting a Find Your Future Night from 6 - 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Lebanon Trail High School. The event will be dedicated to help students explore alternative college paths.

Once a Marine, always a Marine

Caroline Caruso, Managing Editor January 28, 2021

“Honestly, enlisting in the Marine Corps was one of the best options I had at that point. I chose it and have never regretted that.” He performed for the President of the United States and later trained as a bodyguard in Kuwait.  Every...

The TREaT program hosted by FISD is having Frisco students, staff, and families to discuss books in participating small businesses.

Library takeout allows students to order books

Josephine Pearce, Guest Contributor January 26, 2021

Since the start of the 2020-2021 school year, many things have changed, including the way resources are offered to students learning from home. However, the school is now offering multiple ways to provide books to students no matter their learning status. One...

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