Freshman Anika Chebrolu was named the winner of the 3M Young Scientist Challenge and earned the Improving Lives Award for her efforts in helping find a cure to COVID-19. Chebrolu earned the title of...

Frisco Family Services is hosting a virtual food drive. Students, teachers and parents can purchase items on Amazon. Those wanting to donate can follow the steps on this flyer. You may need to create...

The SAT and ACT are internationally known tests that many high school students take as part of their college admissions. Despite the minor differences, each individual student has to figure out which tests...

Students have been using multiple doors to enter the school since Independence has been opened. Recently, administration has created a new locked door policy stating that all students must enter from...

Many students look forward to interruptions during class. Little did the Scoggins Middle School students know that the interruption over the speaker would alert them to leave the building immediately. On...

While some people have a hard time building trust with other humans, Brandon Herzog has had to gain his pig’s trust as they prepare for competitions with Future Farmers of America (FFA). On October...

In middle school, “More power to the hour,” was just another cheer. Now, three cheerleaders are putting the power in the hour in powerlifting. Brenlee Wright, Kaylin Tedeschi, and Blake Gilmore...

There are thousands of careers available to students, but how do you narrow down that one career you want to go into? Most students in Aerospace Engineering are already zeroing in on what field of engineering...

The Career and Technical Education Center, also known as the CTE Center, helps students explore their ideal careers before going to college. Students can either take the bus or drive their own car from...

Parking fees aren't a new idea. But, in Frisco ISD there’s a new parking policy. This year, students have to pay to park. “Students will have to buy a parking pass or a parking sticker and that...