With the first progress report of the spring semester coming on Jan. 31, and ranks set to be released, Frisco ISD advises students to avoid using third-party apps in favor of Home Access Center, or HAC, the district-approved application for grades, GPA,...

Every year, students across the country take the SAT and ACT, standardized testing used during college applications, and Advanced Placement tests. On average, Frisco ISD students outscored their peers on the SAT, ACT and Advanced Placement exams, according...

The AP exam payment window for spring semester courses or late payments for full-year or fall semester courses is now open on Online School Fees and will remain open until Feb. 9. All AP exams are priced at $97, except for AP Seminar and AP Research...

Frisco ISD and the University of North Texas have collaborated to make a dual credit program. In order for students to participate, they must complete an application. The program involves students spending half a day on their home campus, and the other...

In 2019, the State of Texas passed Senate Bill 1828, to mark Jan. 27 as Holocaust Remembrance Day. And this week, schools all over the state are remembering the Holocaust. “I think that teachers have a unique, special role, especially social studies...

Broadcast and journalism students across the district competed in the third annual Frisco ISD Broadcast Competition at the CTE Center on Tuesday and Wednesday with Wingspan and WTV students earning high honors, winning Best Online News Publication...

Being an Area Technology Specialist means dealing with a lot of student Chromebook issues. But students could save themselves some issues with a simple update. The Frisco ISD One For All program allows all students to have a Chromebook laptop, and...

“When will I use this in real life?” A question posed by many students is one Frisco ISD’s “future-ready” mission aims to solve, focusing on the long-term success of students and preparing them for what comes after graduation.  The implementation...

Although many students were hoping the cold weather would end in a day off, all Frisco ISD classes have been in session for the 2023-34 school year. However, FISD has some policies in place if the decision is made to cancel school due to bad weather....

Artificial Intelligence is making its way to Collin College for the second semester with the “Generative AI for the Rest of Us” course.  The class is designed to inform students about the quickly emerging AI technologies, such as ChatGPT and will...

Every month, the Frisco ISD Board of Trustees holds a monthly meeting to discuss the business of the district. January’s meeting was Tuesday at the Administration Building. January is designated as School Board Recognition Month to honor and thank...