• The first nine week grading period ends Oct. 10
  • CTE Interactive Open House Oct. 10 5:00-6:30 p.m.
  • No school for students on Oct. 11 (staff development day)
  • No school on Oct. 14 (Frisco ISD holiday)
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The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

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

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All content by Jennifer Hernandez

[Video] School overview

August 16, 2019

Real Talk: 4 day weekend

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
May 23, 2019

Real Talk: diiferent expections

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
April 5, 2019

Real Talk: College admissions scandal

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
March 22, 2019

Real Talk: sports interests

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
March 1, 2019
A week after performing with the TMEA All state orchestra, senior, saxophonist Eddie Chen is set to fly to Los Angeles to record with NPR. Pictured practicing, Eddie will perform the network's show From the Top

[Photo] NPR features campus saxophonist on music program

Maddie Aronson, Staff Reporter
February 22, 2019

Real Talk: school related absences

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
February 22, 2019

Real Talk: Valentine’s Day

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
February 14, 2019

[Video] Real Talk: teens and jobs

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
February 8, 2019
Academic Decathlon students competed in a competition over the weekend. These scores will decide who goes to regionals.

[Photo] AcDec meet decides regional qualifiers

December 14, 2021

[Video] Real Talk: Girl Scout Cookies

January 25, 2019

[Video] Frisco City Council honors two Redhawks

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
September 20, 2018
The volleyball team circles up during its Friday match against Independence. The team swept the Knights 3-0 for its 6th straight win to remain in a tie for first place.

[Photo] Redhawks serve up 6th straight win

Catie Reeves, Sports Editor
September 17, 2018

[Video] Appetizer for Friday night lights on Saturday’s menu

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
August 17, 2018

Yearbook pick up continues

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
May 29, 2018

[Video] Back in time: Red Rhythm embraces the eighties for Spring Show

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
April 27, 2018
Working on an assignment, freshman Siri Kothapalli wears her Medical Terminology interactive t-shirt on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018.

[Photo] Interactive shirts help Med Term students learn lessons

February 8, 2018
Showcasing some of the body's internal organs, Medical Terminology student Amber Holt displays her interactive t-shirt.

The girls' wrestling team, featuring Jordan Johnston and senior Savannah West, compete in the Arlington Invite on Friday and well spend part of Thanksgiving Break practicing. "As an athlete in wrestling you have to watch your weight," head wrestling coach Cody Bridwell said. "You can’t just eat whatever you want to eat.”

[Photo] Girls' wrestling starts break with Arlington Invite

November 16, 2018

Football takes down Frisco for first district win

Carter Brock, WTV Sports Producer
November 6, 2017
The annual all sports started Monday morning which combines all sports on campus to work out together during off season.

[Photo] Peek ahead at the 2017-18 year in sports

Keegan Williams, Sports Editor
June 2, 2017
With the school's recycling team looking on, Frisco ISD District Recycling Coordinator Seth Williams (right) presents the High School Most Recycled Materials award to teacher Julia Chalker (left).

[Photo] School receives recycling recognition

May 17, 2017
Discussing a slide in his Thursday morning review for Friday's AP Human Geography exam, teacher Tim Johannes (back left) has been hosting reviews every day this week.

[Photo] Review lectures seek to help students prepare

May 11, 2017

[Video] Bachelor’s degree in nursing could come at Collin

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
May 8, 2017

[Video] Deadline to register for AP exams approaching

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
March 21, 2017

[Video] Spanish soap opera project

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
March 14, 2017

[Video] Softball seeks successful season

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
March 1, 2017
Two female students pose for this picture with what they were wearing to school that day. Neither of the two students were talked to regarding dress code. But on another day writes, WTV staff reporter Jennifer Hernandez they could likely be sent to the office for dress code violations as that's an issue that needs to be addressed.

Opinion: dress code inconsistency

Jennifer Hernandez, WTV Staff Reporter
February 16, 2017
“I enjoyed this art project because I thought I was kind of cool that we got to express our political opinions through art," student artist Emma Krilowicz said.

“My political cartoon shows how people will vote for their side of the party instead of voting for the actual candidate themselves,” student artist Harish Nagarvathinam said.

“Basically it resembles how she is a liar because of the scandal with all the emails and it also shows that Donald Trump is crazy because he wants to deport Mexicans,” student artist Kanz Bitar said.

“I thought the art project was a great way to express my feelings and thoughts on the election his year," student artist Jonathan Dao said.

“I think America is a beautiful country that is being ruined by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both, but I thought it would be funnier if I just said bad stuff about Trump so that’s what I did,” junior Rabita Rahman said.

“It basically just resembles how Donald Trump is a hypocrite and how he’s saying all these things about Bill Clinton doing stuff to women when he in fact is doing it himself,” student artist Kira Robinson said.

[Photo] Students draw candidates cartoon style

November 7, 2016
“I took Donald Trump when he said Hillary has 30 years of bad experience and I took those scandals and turned them into art so I took Benghazi, Iraq and even Monica Lewinsky. Since she told us to pick a side I chose a Republican point of view so that’s why it was biased towards the GOP,” student artist Matthew Lee said.

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“The political cartoon was really fun because being in school, we don’t get to express our political opinions. This was a great way to subtly show our stance on the election,” sophomore Prachurjya Shreya said.

[Video] Eyeing a return to state, girls’ basketball tips off season

Keegan Williams, Sports Editor
November 4, 2016
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