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The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

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Collin College classes end Thursday, meaning students who take Dual Credit classes are no longer in session for the remainder of the academic semester. Students also have a chance to learn more about Dual Credit during advisory on Thursday.

Part two of Dual Credit Night expected to take place this evening

Caroline Caruso, Managing Editor October 7, 2020

After concluding meeting one out of three on Dual Credit information last week, Frisco ISD plans for a second seminar Wednesday. Interested applicants or parents can log on to the Zoom call starting at 6:00 p.m. One student who is interested in joining...

AP Environmental students have been going on the social platform iNaturalist to learn about the nature in their local communities. They have been heading outdoors to explore the range of organisms by their own campus.

AP environmental science explores biodiversity

Erika Pernis, Staff Reporter October 6, 2020

AP Environmental Students have been utilizing the app and social network iNaturalist in class as a way to explore the biodiversity outside their own campus. “It’s an online social network of people who gather and share biodiversity information...

Two teachers, one mission for change

Aaron Boehmer, Editor-in-Chief October 2, 2020

Then-kindergartener Malcolm Hill sits with his dad in the bleachers at a Frisco High School football game in 1998. A racial slur is chanted by fans.   “Go c----s!” Hill remembers being yelled in support of Frisco High. His dad told him they wouldn’t...

This Saturday, Frisco families, schools, and local businesses will gather together in light of Veterans Day to march around downtown.

Frisco Community Parade cancelled due to COVID restrictions

Jordan Battey, Staff Reporter October 1, 2020

Every year, the Frisco Community Parade marches to celebrate life and the culture of living in Frisco. However, due to COVID-19, this year’s parade has been cancelled. In years past, the parade was held to celebrate Veterans Day and showcase community...

School Resource Office Glen Hubbard is holding a meeting Thursday morning at 8:00 a.m. The meeting is an opportunity for parents to learn more about school safety.

New cameras to improve school security

Ally Lastovica, Staff Reporter September 30, 2020

One of the main ways the campus ensures the safety of its staff and students is through the use of security cameras, and with the system getting new updates, surveillance quality is now improved.  “The biggest difference is the clarity and the positioning...

Senior Srujan Mupparapu decided to create a mobile HAC app for FISD students. Mupparapu spent all summer working on creating a user friendly app that  he hopes will make checking grades easier for students.

Senior creates enhanced mobile app for HAC

Anurupa Roy, Staff Reporter September 29, 2020

Checking grades, planning homework, and looking at the clock every so often to see when class is going to be over are all essential aspects of a high school student’s everyday life. Hoping to put his coding skills to use, senior Srujan Mupparapu decided...

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.

FISD launches Alumni Network

Aarya Oswal, Staff Reporter September 29, 2020

Seniors and staff are presented with an opportunity to connect with members of the community after graduation through the Frisco ISD Alumni Network. The Network allows all FISD schools to connect, support, and provide resources to both current students...

Frisco ISD is hosting a Community Input Meeting on Monday. The meeting provides a dedicated opportunity for parents to discuss any issues they see within the district.

Frisco ISD receives Champion Seal by EverFi for Whole Child education

Aaron Boehmer, Editor-in-Chief September 28, 2020

To know every student by name and need is Frisco ISD’s mission statement. And the district just got a stamp of approval, earning a Champion Seal for its commitment to whole-child education by EverFi, a national digital education organization.  The...

The counseling office will be sending an email to all underclassmen providing details on how to submit schedule changes for the 2021-2022 school year. The window to make changes opens Thursday and closes April 16.

Counselors introduce class specific Reminds

Abby Wang, Staff Reporter September 25, 2020

Counselors on campus this year work to connect both virtual and face-to-face students through a new Remind system. Messages are sent out to each grade to keep students and parents up-to-date on upcoming deadlines and events.  “We have created a...

For her ISM project this year, senior Urja Joshi is taking on photography with an emphasis on Frisco. 

“I’ve been trying to do photography in multiple places but my go-to location is actually the trail in my neighborhood,” Joshi said. “It’s in the Hunters Creek neighborhood, it’s a beautiful place no matter the season.”

FISD seeks mentors for ISM program

Athena Tseng, Staff Reporter September 24, 2020

Frisco ISD is looking for virtual mentors to provide insight and help in Independent Study and Mentorship (ISM) classes throughout the district. These volunteers would help students with one-on-one mock interviews and to get primary information. “We...

Due to COVID-19 social distancing protocals, the annual club fair has been moved to be virtual. Students can now access the virtual club fair at any time.

Applications open to create new clubs this year

Erika Pernis, Staff Reporter September 23, 2020

Clubs are ways for students to gain experiences and opportunities beyond academics that may not be offered through a course with both virtual and in-person students able to submit applications if they want to make a new club. “Once a sponsor or mentor...

FISDs 1-1 initiative is bringing many changes to the classroom, including all freshmen now owning their own Chromebook for their high school career. This change brings many learning curves for both teachers and students alike.

Freshmen across district get personal Chromebooks

Advik Dixit, WTV Staff Reporter September 22, 2020

This year, Frisco ISD launched its 1-to-1 initiative in which all freshman get their own Chromebook to use for their high school career. “Our district is going one to one, meaning ideally every student has a Chromebook as a computer, every day to...

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