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The deadline for students to withdraw from Dual Credit courses is Friday.

Withdrawal deadline for Dual Credit courses on Thursday

Maya Silberman, Editor-in-Chief March 28, 2024

Dual credit classes are taken by many students on campus, but they may not be for everyone. The deadline to drop without record on the student’s college transcript has passed, but students are still able to drop their classes. In order to withdraw...

Frisco ISD has now opened up their annual feedback survey. The aim of the survey is to gain feedback on how to improve from parents, students and staff.

Frisco ISD opens survey to gain feedback from families

Christine Han, Staff Reporter March 27, 2024

To help identify and improve gaps within Frisco ISD, the district has sent out a survey open to parents, students in grades 4-12, and all staff members.  “We believe that the best learning opportunities happen when we partner with our community,”...

As the end of the year approaches, many seniors are getting decisions back from colleges to determine where theyre heading after graduation. Although the application process varied for many students, seniors across campus are getting ready to finalize their decisions.

As graduation approaches, Redhawks solidify college decisions

Maya Silberman, Editor-in-Chief March 26, 2024

As graduation approaches, college decisions for many seniors are being released, and students are beginning to finalize where they’re heading when they leave The Nest. The college application process for most students began over the summer, but for...

The Board of Trustees approved the  final budget of $54.9 million for the construction of a fine arts facility utilizing funds from the 2018 $691 million bond package. The project will start construction during summer of 2024 with an expected completion date in 2026.

Board of Trustees approved final budget for new fine arts facility

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Staff Reporter March 25, 2024

The Frisco ISD Board of Trustees approved a final budget of $54.9 million for the construction of a fine arts facility utilizing funds from the 2018 $691 million bond package The project will start construction during summer of 2024 with an expected...

At the State Mock Trial Competition, the CTE Centers Competitive team came in second for the third year in a row. Junior Christine Han has been a member for three years, and senior Maya Silberman took home the Best Advocate Award at the competition.

CTE Center Mock Trial team takes 2nd in state

Haley Ward, Editor-in-Chief March 22, 2024

From winning state on the basketball court to the Mock Trial team sweeping all three superlatives at state, Redhawks continue to stay successful in different courts. The Frisco ISD CTE Mock Trial team competed at the state competition on March 8 and...

Best Buddies is celebrating Inclusion Week on campus. The chapter has planned a variety of activities, from trivia to dress up days, to celebrate.

Best Buddies celebrates Inclusion Week on campus

Nick Smith, WTV Staff Reporter March 21, 2024

The Best Buddies International organization is celebrating its 35th anniversary with March being Best Buddies month. The school’s Best Buddies chapter is doing various activities this week to help celebrate Inclusion Week and ensure the campus is...

Across the world and on campus, Muslims are observing Ramadan, abstaining from eating, drinking, and immoral behavior for 30 days. For those fasting, the fast begins with Suhoor, the pre-fasting meal eaten before sunrise, and ends with Iftar, the meal to break the fast at sunset.

Across campus, students observe Ramadan

Rin Ryu, Editor-in-Chief March 20, 2024

Approximately two billion people fast from sunrise to sunset every year, abstaining from eating, drinking, and immoral behavior for 30 days. It’s all part of Ramadan, which falls on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide...

Redhawks who work outside of school have the chance to file W-2 forms. For many students, this is a first step into adulthood.

Students take a step into the real world when submitting W-2 forms

Christine Han, Staff Reporter March 19, 2024

Filing taxes is an annual endeavor for almost anybody for a job. For those that get federal taxes deducted from their pay, there's a possibility of a refund if you the taxes deducted are higher than the amount owed. Frisco ISD parent Samir Bongale...

Redhawks make their mark during Women’s History Month

Joaquin Perez, WTV Producer March 18, 2024

For some fans of basketball, there isn’t a difference between men's and women's basketball. But when it comes to revenue and popularity, the difference is major.  According to the World Sports Network, in 2022 the NBA had an average crowd of...

Cafeterias. classrooms, and parking lots will be empty from Saturday to Sunday, March 17 as all students will be off campus for spring break. Once students return, the final quarter of the school year will begin.

Redhawks leave the Nest for spring break

Christine Han, Staff Reporter March 8, 2024

Spring break has arrived for the Redhawks, so all students will not have school from Saturday to Sunday, March 17. When students return to campus, it will mark the start of the final quarter of the school year.  “This quarter really wore me out,”...

During the pandemic, some colleges and universities stopped requiring students from SAT and ACT scores being submitted. 

However, school such as Dartmouth and Yale are beginning to require SAT scores again.

SAT/ACT requirements coming back

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Staff Reporter March 7, 2024

Juniors on campus took the SAT on Wednesday as colleges such as Dartmouth are making the move to reinstate the requirement for applicants to submit scores from the SAT or ACT, a mandate that Dartmouth, and hundreds of other U.S. schools had dropped during...

Students in Dual Credit government are connecting the classroom to real-life situations. With the presidential election coming up in the fall, students in government are learning the ropes of elections.

Back to back B-days for students on Tuesday and Wednesday

Nidhi Thomas and Haley Johnson March 6, 2024

Tuesday was a B day, but Wednesday’s afternoon schedule is also a B-day, as juniors will take the SAT for the first half of the day and freshmen, sophomores and seniors have late arrival. For social studies teacher Scott Li, having a double B-day...

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