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Redhawks react to pro-Trump mob attacks on U.S. Capitol

Aaron Boehmer and Trisha Dasgupta January 8, 2021

Jan. 6, 2021 around 1:10 p.m. the United States Capitol was stormed by a pro-Trump mob, waving Confederates flags, hanging a noose and cross, and replacing the American flag with a “Trump 2020” one.  The historic scene captured attention all over...

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery registration is open. The window to register is open to Nov. 18, and the test is on Dec. 1.

ASVAB makes debut on campus

Shreyas Viswanathan, Staff Reporter January 7, 2021

The registration window for the Jan. 13 Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery closes on Wednesday for any sophomores and juniors that may be interested in a career in the military.  “The ASVAB provides valuable information but doesn’t require...

Spring break marks the conclusion of the third nine-week grading period. Bad weather days and SAT made the block schedule a bit more complicated.

Another semester, another switch in learning environments

Ana Cuen and Caroline Caruso January 7, 2021

With the start of the new year and new semester, students who opted for a switch in learning environment are adjusting to their new normality this week. Stepping foot on school grounds for the first time, many freshmen found Monday as their first day...

Local elections take place on Saturday. Up for election include Board of Trustee Place 4 and 5, a City Council seat, and mayor.

Texas teens volunteer in historic Georgia Senate run off election

Trisha Dasgupta, Editor-in-Chief January 6, 2021

The nation’s eyes are on Georgia as a special election for the state’s two Senate seats kicked off Tuesday. Democratic candidates Jon Ossoff and Reverand Raphael Warnock have been campaigning against Republican incumbents David Purdue and Kelly Loeffler...

Black Friday is iconic for its hectic lines, crazy hours and steep sales. However, there has been a recent shift, with many shoppers opting to go online for Cyber Monday.

Pandemic changes holiday shopping

Hannah Beeler, Staff Reporter December 21, 2020

From wearing a mask, to social distancing, to capacity limits, the pandemic has changed the way people find the perfect presents for their loved ones this holiday season. “I chose to do online shopping because you're able to discover cheaper deals...

Students are taking off on Friday to Spring Break, which will last from March 13-17. The 3rd quarter will also end on March 13.

Students are left with mixed opinions about changes to the learning environment

Erika Pernis, Staff Reporter December 18, 2020

When the new semester starts after winter break, students’ decisions on their learning environment, if they chose to make changes, will come into effect. For sophomore Akanksha Mehta, her decision to transfer back to virtual school was not due to...

Day labor provides source of income

“We migrated to this country for the way of work”

Alicia Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter December 17, 2020

It is easy to notice the diversity of ethnicities on campus, which is no different from Texas as a whole.  But due to its proximity to the U.S. border with Mexico, Texas receives immigrants from different countries in Latin America, such as: Mexico,...

Frisco ISD continues to increase the number of course offerings available for students with the addition of new classes and pathway programs for the 2021-2022 school year.

Starting next fall, those interested will be able to explore a multitude of options, with electives ranging from African American studies to a Multicultural Section of AP Seminar. 

New course offerings available for 2021

Caroline Caruso, Managing Editor December 16, 2020

Transitioning into 2021, Frisco ISD continues to increase the number of course offerings available for students with the addition of new classes and pathway programs for the 2021-2022 school year. Starting next fall, those interested will be able to...

New Board of Trustee member takes the Oath of Office during a board meeting on Monday. Davis became the first Black woman to serve on the board.

Dynette Davis sworn in to board, attendance zones modified

Aaron Boehmer, Editor-in-Chief December 15, 2020

Dynette Davis was sworn in Monday as the first Black woman to serve on the Frisco ISD Board of Trustees in the board’s monthly meeting where various items were finalized, including new attendance zones announced for the 2021-22 school year.  Nov....

Over 40,000 Americans participated in the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine clinical trials. One of the volunteers was FISD parent, Shreedeep Mitra.

It was an opportunity to be part of something big and historic however small my part was, Mitra said. Mankind has suffered enough already and this was a moment to give back to society.

FISD parent participates in Pfizer vaccine trial

Trisha Dasgupta, Editor-in-Chief December 14, 2020

Dozens of cameras and reporters watched a historic scene play out as the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines were distributed at Dallas Methodist Medical Center early Monday morning.  Produced in a record amount of time, the quick turnaround on the Pfizer-BioNTech...

Liberty High School was one of 9 FISD schools awarded recognition on College Boards AP Honor Roll.

TEA hits pause on ratings, but go on STAAR

Aaron Boehmer, Editor-In-Chief December 12, 2020

The STAAR is on for students, but school districts won’t be graded as the Texas Education Agency announced Thursday that A-F ratings are paused for the 2020-21 school year.  Students like junior Joe Ogola believe standardized testing like the STAAR...

Dragons and snakes, scary to some, pets to others

Aditi Darodkar, WTV Staff Reporter December 10, 2020

Most people have cat and dog pets.  But some people choose different creatures for company. According to Anxiety and Depression Association of America, pets are known for reducing stress and being soothing, with 67 percent of American families...

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