The RHS Food Drive benefiting Frisco Family Services and is taking place Oct 27-29 in the library. ALL RHS students, grades 9-12, can participate in the food drive and earn service hours for food donations or volunteering your time to the food drive. All the details about the food drive, student volunteer opportunities, and a helpful Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) can be found at:

bit.ly/rhs4food

We are only accepting the following specific items including:

• Canned Chili/Sloppy Joe

• Hamburger Helper (All Flavors)

• Ramen Noodles

• Jelly/Jam

• Spaghetti Sauce/ Alfredo Sauce

• Canned Meat

• Cereal - all varieties including hot

• Canned Fruit (no applesauce)

• Laundry Detergent

• Mac & Cheese

Interested in earning college credit while still in high school? Join us for an informational webinar on 11/4 about Dual Credit at Collin College. Learn about the benefits, eligibility requirements, available courses and important deadlines to help your family prepare for the Dual Credit process.

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Veteran's Day Breakfast

Come join us Wednesday, Nov. 11th from 8:30-10:30am in the Library

Don't forget to RSVP!

Senior Bonfire

November 21, 2026

7-9:30

3 R's Ranch

1695 N Coit Road

Prosper, TX 75078

Bonfire is included in Senior Ticket. 

Single Tickets can be purchased here: PayPal

RSVP Link:BONFIRE RSVP

If you would like to donate any raffle prizes please see following link: Your Gift List

PSAT/NMSQT Scores Available October 22

PSAT/NMSQT results for 10th and 11th graders who took the exam on October 1, 2026, will be available online beginning Thursday, October 22nd at 5pm.  Testers will receive a detailed email from our Campus Testing Facilitator on October 22, with directions on how to view PSAT/NMSQT scores through the student’s College Board account.  

Questions about PSAT Scores? Contact Ms. Miller millesha@friscoisd.org

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), launched in October 2004, continues to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity across our Nation and helps ensure that individuals, families, schools, and communities have resources they need to be safer and more secure online. The overarching theme for Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 is “Securing the Next 250.” #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Click here to learn more.

Business Professionals of America – Area 1 Region 3, the premier CTSO for serving students in Frisco, Plano, McKinney and Garland, is seeking judges for our regional-level student contest entries and would love your help!

Our high school students in this organization will have been working over several months to prepare their research, business skills, and presentations for regional, state and national competition. We’re inviting you to take part in this first round, and have the opportunity to see the great work our students will have been doing. They rely on YOU to HELP THEM get better!

Take a few moments to review the sign-up online at https://area1region3.bpa.org/judges/. We’ve provided the option for you to help with our virtual prelims (you don’t have to live in North Texas!), or our on-site finals. We also have the link to each event’s description for your convenience. For some events, we’ve broken the pre-submitted materials judging into a technical evaluation and a presentation evaluation; please pick the type of scoring you’re more comfortable doing.

Materials will become available for your review starting December 18, 2026. We will need them back graded by January 4, 2027, so we can release finals. Our finals in-person event is Saturday, January 16, 2027, at Reedy High School in Frisco, Texas.

 If you volunteer for virtual prelims, we ask that you keep your selections to a maximum of two so that everyone has a chance to participate. However, you are welcome to sign up to judge two pre-submitted categories AND serve on-site at our in-person regional finals on January 16, 2027. Due to scheduling conflicts, you can only judge one in-person event.  If you would like to judge more than two pre-submitted events, please talk with Julie or Matt for additional information.

Finally, if you are a member of an organization, church, neighborhood association, professionally-oriented friend group, or a business that promotes community involvement, PLEASE forward out to your colleagues. We’d love to share the work our kids are doing with as many people as possible.

 https://area1region3.bpa.org/judges/

Thanks again for your consideration and we look forward to working with you!

Matt MacVeigh, Julie Barker, and Kelly Munro

 P.S. For public school employees, we are offering to verify FIVE exchange hours per event judged!

Stuco asks for your help to help them stock our Thankful Thursday Snack cart for the RHS teachers! Students who turn in treats from the list will earn 2 community service hours per item! Limit 5 items per student! All treats can be turned into the counseling office by October 23rd.
Sign-up here
Note: hours can count towards anything except NHS.

Staff, students, parents and community members selected to serve on District committees for the 2026-27 school year were notified this week following approval by the Board of Trustees at its regular September meeting. Each committee is part of the larger District Advisory Council, which provides feedback to the Board on District initiatives, goals, programs and compliance-related matters. The District is grateful for everyone who volunteered their time and interest to serve.

• Calendar Committee: As work begins on the 2027-28 instructional calendar, Frisco ISD is first soliciting stakeholder feedback to guide the District’s calendar committee. The 2027-28 Instructional Calendar Survey is open Sept. 17-Oct. 2. Access the survey.

• Bond Planning Committee: FISD is exploring a possible spring 2027 bond, starting with formation of a Bond Planning Committee. Applications are open through Friday, Sept. 25. Apply online.

Also Around Frisco ISD …

• Three Frisco ISD schools were recognized at the August School Board meeting for their generous donations to Frisco Family Services! Over 43,000 pounds of food representing over 36,000 meals were donated across all Frisco ISD campuses last school year, with Wakeland High School (7,050 pounds), Isbell Elementary School (2,095 pounds) and McSpedden Elementary School (1,834 pounds) as the top donors.

• Current Frisco ISD students and recent graduates marched drum corps this summer, using skills developed in Frisco ISD band programs in auditions and on the competition field.

  • Chase Baxter, Panther Creek Class of 2024 - Phantom Regiment

  • Rhys Bulham, Lone Star Class of 2024 - Boston Crusaders

  • Lila Hall, Panther Creek Class of 2024 - Blue Knights

  • Ethan Kim, Liberty Class of 2025 - Boston Crusaders

  • Ashlyn Kortum, Lone Star Class of 2023 - Blue Stars

  • Lucas Lyon, Lone Star Class of 2024 - Bluecoats

  • Logan Matamoros, Wakeland Class of 2025 - Phantom Regiment

  • Mia Rosenfeld, Centennial Class of 2026 - Guardians

  • Jeremiah Saguil, Lone Star Class of 2024 - Bluecoats

  • Salvador Sanchez, Panther Creek Class of 2026 - Troopers

  • Evan Stewart, Lebanon Trail senior - Troopers

  • Tyler Trahan, Emerson Class of 2024 - Blue Devils

• Six Frisco ISD students in May earned the Girl Scouts Gold Award, the organization’s highest recognition. Congratulations to Maggie Cooley (Independence), Ishika Grandhi (Independence), Aleena Sohani (Lebanon Trail), Kensli Espadron (Lone Star), Ruhi Ladwa (Reedy) and Eshal Muhammad (Frisco).

The Frisco ISD Book Bus wrapped up a busy summer schedule this month, bringing literacy fun to every corner of the District starting just days after its June completion. To give a sense of the impact, the Library and Technology Services Department shared a few impressive numbers:

• 1,322 - Books given away to children

• 100 - Miles traveled to book bus stops

• 14 - Stops made this summer

The Book Bus is gearing up for fall and will be ready to roll out an updated schedule soon. To find out when and where they will be, visit the Frisco ISD Book Bus webpage and follow along on Facebook and Instagram.

The Frisco ISD School Board is eager to hear from staff, students and community members, and there are a number of ways to share your feedback with Trustees. One method is by signing up to speak at Community Input Meetings, now scheduled for the 2026-27 school year:

• Oct. 5, 2026 - 6:30 p.m.

• Nov. 30, 2026 - 6:30 p.m.

• Feb. 22, 2027 - 6:30 p.m.

• April 26, 2027 - 6:30 p.m.

Meetings are held at the Frisco ISD Administration Building, and visitors should enter through the front doors.

Can’t be there? A recording will be available after the meeting on the District website.

🚗 Student Driver Early Dismissal
A Quick Guide
Need your student to leave campus early? No problem! Please follow the steps below so our Attendance Office can have everything ready for your student's dismissal.

🌐 Step 1: Visit the Reedy High School Website
Go to the Reedy High School website and start on the home page.
On the home page, look for the green “REPORT AN ABSENCE” button.
Click “REPORT AN ABSENCE.”

📝 Step 2: Complete the Absence Form
When completing the form, please be sure to clearly indicate that your student is a DRIVER.
In the information/reason section, please include:
Student is a driver
Student's full name
Exact time the student needs to leave campus
✏️ Example:
Student is a driver. Student: John Smith. Please release John at 1:30 PM.
Providing this information helps our Attendance Office know exactly what is needed and helps make the dismissal process run smoothly.

⏰ IMPORTANT
Please submit your request at least 2 hours before your student's requested release time so the front office has time to process the request.
The email/request must come from the parent email address on file with the school.

🚘 Step 3: Student Checks Out
When it is time to leave, the student must check out through Reception/Front Office before leaving campus.

💚 Thank You!
Thank you for helping us keep the early dismissal process safe, organized, and running smoothly!
Reedy High School Attendance Office
🦁 Go Lions!