Students that have not purchased their parking permits for the 2020-21 school year are encouraged to do so. Permits for the entire year are $50, while permits for the spring semester are only $35 with processing time approximately 24-48 hours. “We...

Leaving for school, the driveway must be checked.  No one in sight. The journey to the car requires a sprint.  Behind senior Paige Ripberger, the sound of feet hitting the ground gets louder.  She gets in the car and locks the doors.  She...

From eating dozens of mooncakes to lighting lanterns with loved ones, the Mid-Autumn Festival is an event celebrated by many Chinese students and their families. However when celebrations begin this Thursday, they will look a little different due to COVID-19. “The...

Students interested in taking Dual Credit classes through Collin College can get information on the program through a Zoom hosted by FISD college and career counselors Shawna Chamberlin and Jessica Mitchell Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.  “Any 9th, 10th...

From class t-shirts to information on upcoming senior events, the PTSA senior website holds all the resources needed for class of 2021.  “We wanted to have one central location where seniors and parents could go to find everything they need to know...

Say cheese will echo throughout the library over and over on Tuesday and Wednesday for school pictures. Face to face students are going to have their yearbook pictures taken in English classes while virtual academy students have several different options,...

Virtual learning has brought many changes for students this school year including having online classes with teachers from other Frisco ISD schools. “Coming into the classroom was a little scary because you usually go into a class with some knowledge...

The window for students to drop AP and PAP classes opens up on Friday with a form available on the counselors website for students wishing to make changes to their schedule. “All students currently in PAP or AP class will be eligible to drop to...

The start of this school year has been a massive change for most students around the world, including this year’s Frisco ISD freshman class, who are beginning their high school career online.  “Because of online school, there hasn’t been...

More than 60 Frisco ISD students, including 12 Redhawks, have been named as 2021 National Merit Semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. As a National Merit Semifinalist, students have the chance to compete for more than 7,500 scholarships...

A month into the 2020-2021 school year, students and their families can now begin the process to change students’ learning environment from virtual to in-person, or vice versa, starting Monday with the window open until Friday.  Changes can be submitted...

After being completely virtual the first three weeks of school, Friday brought an end to the first week of face-to-face instruction in Frisco ISD for approximately 900 students on campus.  However, some students are taking a crack at hybrid learning,...