With just five weeks left in the school year, teachers are clearing off their walls, and packing their stuff up. But this isn’t the typical getting reading for summer routine. It’s just the beginning stage in a massive undertaking as the school enters...

The Texas Education Agency has released a new set of guidelines that suggest new protocols involving parent and trustee involvement in the evaluation of what books are appropriate for public school libraries.  “On November 10, 2021, Governor Greg...

With the school year coming to a close, counselors are already working on next year’s schedules. The window for enrolling in Collin College Dual Credit classes for this coming fall opens on Tuesday at 8 a.m. with a deadline of May 4th at 7 p.m.  “I’m...

For the first time in the history of the United States, a Black woman has been confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice as the Senate voted (53-47) to approve President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Thursday. Jackson...

Thoughts of the past are becoming a reality for those in Frisco and Little Elm as drone deliveries started Thursday. Freshman Reeyana Rahman can’t believe how far technology has advanced to the point where drones are now delivering people food. “I...

From opportunities for hourly jobs to meeting college representatives, Frisco ISD is hosting their yearly College and Career Fair for students this Thursday from 5-7 pm at the CTE Center. “It’s been a pretty popular event that has grown through...

After placing second at the Texas High School Mock Trial state competition in March, the Frisco CTE Mock Trial Team was honored by the Frisco City Council Tuesday as April 5, 2022 was officially proclaimed “CTE Mock Trial Team Day” by Mayor Jeff Cheney. “This...

From 2020 to 2021, the Dallas Fort-Worth area had an increase of almost 100,000 new residents, making it the fastest growing area in the United States. Among one of the most popular places, new residents are calling home is Frisco. “There's just...

Daily updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine are part of the lives of many people on campus, but there are a few students watching a bit more intently. Even though Frisco and Ukraine are thousands of miles apart, several students here on campus have...

Many Muslim students on campus are participating in Ramadan, an Islamic holy month from April 2 to May 2 in which all Muslims around the world practice obligatory fasts, prayer, and other forms of worship from dusk to dawn each day. The dates of the...

For all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, the window for final schedule requests will be open one last time starting this Friday and ending April 15th. For many students, this gives them another opportunity to be able to reevaluate their courses for...

All across the United States, American schools are seeing a rise in efforts by officials and lawmakers to remove books from school libraries. In Tennessee, the McMinn County Board of Education voted to ban the award-winning graphic novel Maus because...