Carving jack-o-lanterns and painting pumpkins have always been a popular way to get into the fall spirit, and now Student Council is hoping it’s a way to build some school spirit at the school.  “I think that this should get kids excited about...

For many students, the thought of coffee is one of the first things on their minds in the morning. What some don’t think about is the amount of waste their cup of joe creates. After use, coffee grounds go to landfills, where they become harmful pollutants...

With most lab equipment not being easily accessible at home, teachers and students have turned to the online platform Pivot Interactives to experience labs without all the hassle. Pivot began as “Direct Measurement Videos,” which gave users access...

Social media is in, and reading is out. At least that’s the results of a 2018 study published by the American Psychological Association. But at least one class on campus is trying to change that.  “For my students, it is vital that they build...

From custom designed shoes to one of a kind stickers, many students have created their own businesses to be able to do something they enjoy while making some money at the same time. However COVID-19 has caused owners to have to adjust the way they create...

For any student or teacher in the Frisco ISD Virtual Academy, when it comes to learning and teaching, things tend to be different than what most are used to. For students in medical terminology, that means presenting their projects using Flipgrid as a...

More than a percentage. More than a statistic written on paper. Their heritage reaches far beyond the confines of a population census. Their story is more. Although a national time of recognition, many gloss over the significance of Hispanic...

In order to explore the realities of pregnancy first hand, Child Development students must complete four full periods of school while wearing a Pregnancy Profile Simulator, a wearable belly vest that replicates the third trimester of pregnancy.  “This...

Inspired by the social studies department at Lebanon Trail High School, the social studies department on campus is wearing "Vote." T-shirts every Tuesday leading up to Election Day on Nov. 3. Hear what each teacher has to say about voting by clicking...

While the allegorical novel Animal Farm by George Orwell is commonly read in English classrooms for academic purposes, Humanities students are being introduced to it as a fun way to start class and broaden their knowledge of literature.  “This is...

One Thread Nonprofit Organization collaborated with WhereAreYou? Homeless Outreach for a shoe drive last week. Casual shoes were donated by campus’ students  and then the shoes were given to community members this week. “WhereAreYou? Homeless...

Students in outdoor education are getting the opportunity to make and hide geocaches around their neighborhood to learn how to utilize GPS coordinates. “Students have to basically use their creativity to come up with an object which represents themselves...