Starting next year, the 2022-2023 school year, Frisco ISD will be offering two online systems for learning. There will be a full time online school where students will not be able to take part in any extracurricular activities The other option will...

It’s hard to miss the toll of COVID-19 and the Omicron variant are taking here on campus as students, teachers, cafeteria workers, and others are missing time due to a positive test.  And with so many students missing time, there’s been some confusion...

Food pantries and similar volunteer organizations have been around for generations, providing a helping hand to those in need. However, the past few years have brought many ups and downs for families and students alike which has placed a stronger...

The reputation and rankings of Frisco and Frisco ISD seem to be stellar and paint a picture of an ideal place to live. But living in Frisco ISD doesn't present the same reality for everyone as 13 percent of families in the district are defined...

Advanced Placement courses are college level courses offered on campus, and for each one, students can opt to take an end of course exam. To take the exam, students must first pay the $96 fee, with an exception of those who qualify for free or reduced...

From more than 20 AP classes, to dozens more advanced classes, there are plenty of options for Frisco ISD students to take an advanced academic classes, including the IB program at Frisco High School, Dual Credit options, and programs at the CTE center. With...

The FDA has authorized the COVID-19 booster vaccine for 12-15 year olds, which can be taken 5 months after the second shot of the original vaccine. For many students such as freshman Lavanya Ajith, the booster’s approval was something to look forward...

Teachers have the opportunity to pick up a free N95 mask from the front office after Frisco ISD provided each campus with the masks on Thursday. “The difference between the N95 mask and the surgical mask that people have been provided with is really...

Frisco ISD's exclusive COVID testing site at Kuykendall Stadium closed Thursday to relocate to increase testing capacity. It will reopen on Tuesday at Bacchus Park, just one mile from campus. This relocation will help relieve the large response of...

The University of North Texas and Frisco ISD have joined up to offer students the chance to take dual credit classes at UNT through the UNT Now! program. Tomorrow night from 6 to 7 p-m, students and their families can join a webinar that provides information...

With the course registration deadline approaching on January 17th, Frisco ISD is holding a Dual Credit Information Night via Zoom Wednesday from 6-7 p.m. in order to provide families with the opportunity to learn more about what dual credit courses have...

The following email was sent out to all students and parents this morning. "Dear Liberty High School families, As you know, labor shortages are impacting many job sectors including the food service industry. The school district is no exception, and...