On this page, you will find information about the student clubs and organizations offered at the CTE Center. Please note that some clubs/organizations may require students to be currently enrolled at the CTE Center, and you should contact the club sponsor for specific eligibility requirements and additional information.
Business Professionals of America
Business
Professionals of America (BPA) is a leading Career and Technical Student
Organization for students interested in business management, office
administration, information technology, and related fields. The CTE campus BPA
chapter serves students from Centennial, Emerson, and Wakeland High Schools in
grades 9–12, while other FISD campuses have their own chapters. Meetings are
held after school on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. Key events include the
Regional/State/National Competitions.
Contact: Mr. Loosli
FFA
The National FFA Organization is the largest student-run organization in the country and prepares students with an interest in science, business, and technology. Formerly known as Future Farmers of America, today the FFA is a widespread and diverse organization serving a half a million students annually. While the FFA certainly still serves students with an interest in farming, it is also provides opportunities in medicine, research, technology, the environment, business, communications, and leadership. FFA members are on the forefront of advances in science, have opportunities to grow through leadership, and can become proficient in public speaking and career-related skills through activities available throughout the year in FFA. Please contact an Agriculture Science teacher on a home campus for information as each campus has their own chapter.
Mock Trial
The competitive mock trial team is selected after open try-outs in October and prepares to argue both sides of an assigned regional case in February. Cases can be criminal or civil and alternate from year to year. 10 members comprise a team 3 attorneys,
6 witnesses, and time/score keeper. We compete against teams from around North Texas for the right to attend state and nationals. Our region is one of the largest and most competitive in the state.
Contact: Mr. Bryant
Texas Association of Future Educators
TAFE is a statewide organization (CTSO) that offers students the opportunity to explore the teaching profession. We accomplish this by creating and supporting various activities, workshops, contests, scholarships and summer workshops. TAFE is one of the
nine Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) recognized by the Texas Education Agency.
Contact: Ms. Fryman
CTE Drone Team
The CTE Drone Team provides students with the opportunity to explore drone technology through flight practice, mission planning, and competition-based challenges. Team members learn about aviation safety, drone operation, and STEM-related applications while preparing to compete in regional and state drone competitions. The program emphasizes teamwork, precision, and emerging technology skills.
Contact: Mr. Cardenas
SWE – Engineering (Society of Women Engineers)
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Engineering Club supports and encourages students interested in engineering and STEM-related careers. Members participate in hands-on activities, leadership development, outreach events, and mentorship opportunities while building a supportive community that promotes innovation and inclusion in engineering fields. While SWE focuses on empowering women in engineering, the club is open to and welcomes students of all genders.
Contact: Ms. Ho
Frisco Robotics Club
The Frisco Robotics Club gives students hands-on experience in designing, building, and programming robots to solve real-world challenges. Members collaborate in teams to develop technical, problem-solving, and teamwork skills while preparing for competitions and showcases throughout the school year. The club is open to students interested in engineering, coding, and innovation, regardless of prior experience.
Contact: Mr. Patterson