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Due to inclement weather expected this afternoon and evening, Frisco ISD is modifying outdoor after-school and evening activities scheduled for Tuesday, April 28.

For details regarding your specific activity, please watch for communication from your coach or sponsor.

For information about weather-related disruptions and to ensure you are signed up to receive alerts from Frisco ISD, visit https://ow.ly/7aIr50Y1oVg

6 months ago, Frisco ISD
Inclement Weather Alert
It’s time to get ready for a new school year! Frisco ISD is now enrolling students for 2026–27. Be sure to register by May 22 so your student gets their class assignment before the first day of school.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/q4If50YBRCT
7 months ago, Frisco ISD
Students studying

Also around Frisco ISD …

  • Samyukth Ayyar, a junior at Independence High School, has been awarded the Congressional Award Gold Medal.

  • Memorial High School student Amuthan Soundar placed first overall in the Individual Global Issues Problem Solving Middle Division at the recent Texas Future Problem Solving state competition. Lebanon Trail’s Matthew Gheno, Joseph McGibbon and Rusheel Koneru and Liberty’s Noah Quintana placed second in state overall for the Team Global Issues Problem Solving Senior Division. They move on to qualifying the International Competition for Future Problem Solving.

  • A team of third and fourth graders from Taylor Elementary School are headed to the Destination Imagination Global Finals this May after their strong finish at the Texas Lone Star Finals. Congratulations to Raagini Ramnath, Sophia Philip, Ansh Salgar, Avin Mahesh and Nihira Rangrej!

  • Mithra Chidambaram, a fifth grader at Curtsinger Elementary, recently wrote and illustrated her first fiction novel, "Keepers of the Elemental Realm: Finding Home.”

7 months ago, Frisco ISD
A girl holding a book
Four boys with medals
A boy in a suit standing in front of Congress
Two of Frisco ISD’s incredible color guard directors were recently honored by the North Texas Colorguard Association: Lone Star’s Justin Madrid was named 2026 Choreographer of the Year, while Independence’s Taylor Tucker was named 2026 Director of the Year! In addition to his work at Lone Star, Madrid provides choreography for numerous marching bands and color guards across the country. Tucker, who is in her 13th year as a color guard director, also contributes choreography and winter guard drill design to several programs throughout the state. She was selected from a pool of approximately 200 color guard directors across North Texas. Congratulations, Ms. Tucker and Mr. Madrid!
7 months ago, Frisco ISD
Taylor Tucker receiving an award
Justin Madrid receiving an award
Boost your confidence and get test-ready this summer.

Our SAT and ACT Summer Prep Intensives help rising 10–12 graders sharpen skills, build strategies and walk in feeling prepared on test day. With multiple sessions in June and July, there is a time that fits your schedule.

Explore options and register today at FriscoISD.org/SummerCamp.
7 months ago, Frisco ISD
Test dates for SAT or ACT prep camps in Frisco ISD.