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After receiving multiple calls that required 26 Frisco police officers approximately two hours to resolve, the city of Frisco revoked the special permit for the Frisco Fair and shutting the operation down immediately. The fair opened on April 28 and was scheduled to run through May 14.

[Photo] Breaking News: Frisco Fair cancelled amidst public safety concern

Wingspan Staff
May 2, 2023
Continuing the annual ceiling tile project, pre-calculous students put their knowledge to the test as they painted their choice of art incorporating their final lesson in conics.

[Photo] Pre-cal students decorate school for final project

Athena Tseng, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2021
Tile painting has been an annual project for precalculus students, but painting ceiling tiles is a part of this years Algebra 1 end-of-the-year project. Other options for the project include creating an Algebra 1 glossary, making a music video, or taking a quiz on every module covered throughout the year.

[Photo] Algebra 1 students show their mastery in end-of-the-year project

Aarya Oswal, Guest Contributor
May 14, 2020
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Art 1 students had the chance to attempt multiple color scheme painting during a class project. Certain aspects of the project, such as such as complementary, monochromatic, tetrads, and triad color schemes, are foundational to art skills in the eyes of art teacher Jeb Matulich.

[Photo] A license to create

March 22, 2022
The project allowed students to collaborate with others to study the math in a creative way.

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Students in precalculus classes have been participating in the annual ceiling tile project, which is due on Friday.

[Photo] Math inspires ceiling tile art

April 10, 2019
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Precalculus students have been working on designing ceiling tiles with groups to learn about conics.

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Students had the chance to show their expression and creativity through creating designs on the tiles.

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Sitting on the windowsill are various supply for the students to use while they paint the library tables, including brushes, paints and tape. The various sized brushes allow the art students to design their tables with precise or large details.

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After painting the library tables, Junior Raina Kinneer, washes the paint covered brushes in the library office sink. There is a large pile of wet paint brushes next to the sink that continue to sry from previous students use.

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Sophomore Kimberly Nguyen, paints a second coat of black paint onto the library table. The second coat is needed to create a smoother and less translucent look to the design.

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During her first period art class, junior Fallon Buckner, paints the last finishing touches onto an astronaut in the school library.

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Chosen art students take time out of their art class to paint various library tables in Liberty’s school library. Each group of students paints a table based off of their own design choice.

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Juniors Fallon Buckner, April Xu, Archana Nagarathinam, Nandasri Talluri and sophomore Anica Liu stand around a table as they plan out ideas and gather needed supplies to begin painting the library tables.

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A group of art students consisting of Juniors Fallon Buckner, April Xu, Archana Nagarathinam and Nandasri Talluri begin painting their Library table. The students theme for their table is outer space, which includes planets, a spaceship, an astronaut and Shrek’s face.

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After painting the library tables, Junior Raina Kinneer, washes the paint covered brushes in the library office sink. There is a large pile of wet paint brushes next to the sink that continue to sry from previous students use.

[Photo] Tables become canvas for library painting project

April 4, 2019
As the class period comes to an end, Juniors April Xu and Nandasri Talluri, begin to clean up their workspaces by gathering the dirty brushes. It is important for the students to leave library clean after they are done for the day.

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While painting her designated library table, junior April Xu plays music on her phone for her other group members, juniors Fallon Buckner and Archana Nagarathinam, to listen too.

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While she continues to work on her groups space themed table, Junior April Xu, paints a rocket ship flying in space.

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Junior Archana Nagarathinam is in the process of painting a blue planet onto one of the school library tables.

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Junior Raina Kinneer and Sophomore Anica Liu paint palm tree leaves onto one of the library tables. The students and their other group members created a pastel beach sunset themed library table.

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Various painted library tables are set aside in Liberty High School’s library. Librarian Chelsea Hamilton, requested Liberty art students to paint various library tabes in order to bring more life and creativity to the school library.

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Spray paint artist, Martin Martinez, creates flames as he works on his spray paint canvases during the Friso Fair. The final products can be purchased online or in person at Martinezes business, Cosmo.

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Fair attendee, Leah, smiles to her mother as she rides on a tractor themed fair ride. The Frisco Fair is a entertaining place with rides open for all ages.

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As dinner time draws near, Frisco Fair attendees stand in line for Po’ Boy Place primo sandwiches. The menu offers a variety of barbecue meats, sides and drinks to choose from, along with vegetarian options.

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During the Frisco Fair, Ariel Oetegon, owner of Arignar Designs, tends a stand with her beaded bracelets, earrings and necklaces. All of the jewelry is handmade by Oetegon and placed on display for fair attendees to purchase.

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The Giant Wheel, located at the Frisco Fair, stands 108 feet tall and can hold up to 144 people per cycle. The ferris wheel is fairly new, as it was manufactured in 2018 by Reuzenradbouw Lamberink B.V. Nederland.

[Photo] Frisco's first fair now open

March 29, 2019
Josh Hoptay smiles as he tends his fair stand, lined with a variety of different flavor cookies. Hoptay’s company, Trouy Cookies, claims to sell the worlds greatest gluten free cookies, open for samples as attendees approach his stand.

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Frisco Fresh Market hosts the inaugural Frisco Fair for members around the area to enjoy with family and friends. Under the large structure, there are a variety of food and crafts stands to experience.

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Located behind he Frisco Fresh Market structure is the Frisco Fair rides. The event opened on March 28 and closes on Sunday.

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Frisco Fair attendees walk around the numerous fair rides on the grand opening day of the Frisco Fair. There are countless rides for all ages to enjoy, such as kiddie, family and thriller rides.

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After purchasing food from the wide variety of food vendors at the Frisco Fair, attendees find a spot at one for the wooden tables to eat their dinner. The food options include barbecue, hot dogs, burgers, milkshakes, cookies, cupcakes, fried food and more.

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Fair attendees purchase ride tickets at the two available ticket booths during the Frisco Fair. Although there is no cost associated with attending the fair, tickets are needed for the various rides.

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Frisco Fair attendees bump into one another as they ride the fair’s bumper cars. Admission to the fair is free, but rides require tickets with prices varying depending on the ride.

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During the Frisco Fair, live music is a regular feature under the Frisco Fresh Market pavilion.

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As the evening continues, increased number of people attend the Frisco Fair with family and friends. The long decorated tables are filled with people eating fair food or enjoying the band’s live music.

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Glass fusing involves taking different types of glass and heating them up at a very high temperature so they melt together. This is done by placing the glass into a kiln.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Over the course of a couple of weeks, NAHS held several glass fusing nights where members used a variety of art supplies to create pieces of jewelry for Museum Night which takes place on Friday, March 1, 2019.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Learning process

[Photo] NAHS fuses glass into jewelry for Museum Night

February 26, 2019
Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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Taking the lid off some supplies, art teacher Pernie Fallon was inspired to start the project after attending a professional development session.

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Students had their choice of a variety of decorative items to use when making their jewelry.

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During the FISD College Fair, students and parents wait in line for the University of Penn State along with multiple other attendees. The FISD students and parents plan to get a more indepth look at what the University of Penn State has to offer.

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University of Mississippi representative, Mercer Ann Moon, smiles as she waits for students to stop by her informational table during the FISD College Fair. The table includes a variety of informational brochures and flyers advertising the school and its course offerings.

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During the FISD College Fair, juniors Marley Oldham and Lulia Pan from Heritage High School talk with University of Wyoming representative, Fareett Patrick, about possible choices of major at the University of Wyoming.

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At the annual college fair, students would usually get the opportunity to find their interests and start planning for life after high school in-person. But this year, the college fair is taking on an online platform.

[Photo] College fairs go virtual

September 16, 2020
University of Colorado Boulder representative, Perri Watts, greets FISD students and parents with a smile as they approach the college informational table. Perri Watts answers various questions that parents and students have regarding the courses, campus life and choices of major at the University of Colorado Boulder.

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At the FISD College Fair, Liberty High School Student, Junior, Divya Sinha, speaks with University of North Texas at Dallas representative, Haley Flanagan, about the different career paths that the University has to offer. Before leaving, Divya Sinha picks up a informational brochure provided on the University of North Texas at Dallas table.

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Students and parents from the FISD school district attend the FISD College fair held at Frisco High school. Attendees get the chance to speak directly with a variety of different colleges as they gain information regarding what each has to offer.

[Photo] One stop school shopping at FISD College Fair

January 24, 2019
As students and parents approach the University of Nebraska- Lincoln informational table, representative, Genesis Garcia, answers their various question about the school and campus life. Genesis Garcia highlights a few of the campuses new engineering buildings that are being built to further boost their engineering program.

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While waiting for students and parents to visit her informational table, Northeast Texas Community College representative, Shelbi Rankin, organizes the brochures and pamphlets. With the crowd of students and parents attending the FISD College Fair, College and University representatives have to keep up with the demand for their informational papers.

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Representative for Western Governors University, Barbera LeCesne, writes down upcoming dates in her planner as she waits for students to arrive at her college informational table.

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The Environmental Education Center in plano hosed the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation that gives residence living in the Plano area a chance to learn new ways on maintain a healthy and environmental friendly garden. Not far from the building is a community garden that Master gardeners work to grow vegetables for food donation.

Organic planning for spring planting

Megan Ward, Guest Contributor
January 23, 2019
At the end of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, Master gardener Julie Grim, takes the time to assist community member Hidemi Nishibayashi in understanding the charts provided in the viewer handouts. The handouts provided during the presentation gave the community members information regarding when to plant certain vegetables and plants.

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While listening to the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member MK Werner takes notes on important information that she believes will be helpful to know for her home garden. The community members attending the presentation will also be provided with a full online copy of the presentation the following day.

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Throughout the Organic Gardening presentation, Compost and Landscaping Education coordinator, Erin Hoffer, speaks in the middle of the room to give extra information that the Master gardeners have left out from the presentation.

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Guest Contributor Faith Brocke discusses her opinions on the beauty of writing.

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January 27, 2021
Master gardener, Julie Grim, speaks to the community members about tips for developing a successful garden, such as being prepared when shopping for vegetables, being patient with gardening, learning from mistakes and performing regular maintenance throughout the garden.

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Though having not yet entered the workforce, students in Health Science are getting an early start on building their resume.

[Photo] Students build resumes in CTE classes

January 20, 2021
The last speaker of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, Master Gardener, Rebecca Brady, gives the community members tips on the ideal ways to water their home gardens to achieve maximum results.

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As the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation begins, Master Gardener, Mimi Serrao, starts off the presentation by giving the community members information on the ideal times to water plants during each different season.

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The Students for Environmental Action Club have been working on making sleeping mats to donate to homeless individuals. This project involves both social justice and welfare with environmental problems, junior Lauren Maher said.

[Photo] Sleeping mats project aims to help the homeless

February 17, 2022
Community members from around the Plano area come together at the Environmental Education Center to attend the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation. Three Master gardeners share their first hand experiences on maintaining an organic garden along with helpful tips on how the viewers can improve their home gardens.

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At the end of the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member Larry Witkowski, speaks with presentation leader Erin Hoffer about upcoming gardening events and classes.

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Before finding a seat for the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation, community member Kay Branigar, signs in at the visitor table by marking her name with a highlighter. After signing in, community members are provided with a couple informational handouts.

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As the Organic Vegetable Gardening presentation comes to an end, viewers take the chance to ask the Master gardeners a few of their questions regarding the presentation. The Master gardeners use their knowledge and background on gardening to answer the questions to the best of their abilities.

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One Thread Club leader, Ayda sow, folds and organizes the various fabrics the supplies bins for later use. By being neat, it makes it easier for the other club members find their desired fabric among all of the supplies.

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