The Class of 2027 graduation schedule is now available. 🎓
View ceremony dates and start planning for an unforgettable year ahead. We can't wait to celebrate the accomplishments and milestones of the next graduating class.
2026 Annual Rumble will be on August 8th from 8- 11 a.m.
Frisco ISD Job Fair on Tuesday, June 9th, from 2- 4 p.m.
Final call! Today is the last day to register for Frisco Flex 9th course options.
Double-blocked for athletics or fine arts? You can keep your schedule and still take the course you need—or explore a new interest.
Don’t miss out, learn more at friscoisd.org/flex.
Still need flexibility in your schedule?
There’s only 4 days left to sign up for Frisco Flex 9th courses! Whether you’re double-blocked for athletics or fine arts, Frisco Flex gives you the chance to stay on track or try something new.
Get started at friscoisd.org/flex.
Reminder, tomorrow is the last day to submit your proof of residency so your student can receive their teacher assignment or schedule before the first day of school.
Submit now by visiting bit.ly/FISDPOR.
Submit now by visiting bit.ly/FISDPOR.
Frisco Flex 9th course registration is open!
Double-blocked for athletics or fine arts? You can keep your schedule and still take the course you need, or explore a new interest.
Learn more at friscoisd.org/flex.
Congratulations to Angela Cranford, our Knight of the Week. Please read below what last week’s KOW had to say about why she was chosen:
Ms. Cranford returned to the Knight family with an open mind and a big heart, from stepping up to be an NHS advisor, to advocating for all students, and going above and beyond to serve every student in her classroom. I am blessed to be able to serve the student population with her, and she is a great mentor to staff as well.
Ms. Cranford returned to the Knight family with an open mind and a big heart, from stepping up to be an NHS advisor, to advocating for all students, and going above and beyond to serve every student in her classroom. I am blessed to be able to serve the student population with her, and she is a great mentor to staff as well.
Congratulations to Frisco ISD high school art students and teachers on an incredible showing at the state Visual Art Scholastic Event in April! Of the 68 pieces Frisco ISD sent to the state competition, nine students won Gold Seals and 60 earned medals. Students earning Gold Seals represent the top 0.5% of the total entries and the top 5% of state-qualifying pieces. Wow! See a slideshow of the Gold Seal and medal winners.
Congratulations to our staff Knight of the Week, Ms. Biko!
Ms. Biko approaches each day with a positive attitude and a genuine passion for uplifting those around her. She is always willing to step in and help in any situation, a dependable and supportive presence for both students and colleagues. Ms. Biko creates a welcoming and encouraging environment where all students feel valued and motivated to succeed. She goes above and beyond to help students and staff feel comfortable and connected, making a lasting impression through her kindness and joy.
Ms. Biko approaches each day with a positive attitude and a genuine passion for uplifting those around her. She is always willing to step in and help in any situation, a dependable and supportive presence for both students and colleagues. Ms. Biko creates a welcoming and encouraging environment where all students feel valued and motivated to succeed. She goes above and beyond to help students and staff feel comfortable and connected, making a lasting impression through her kindness and joy.
Registration for the 2026–27 school year is now open. Families are encouraged to enroll by May 22 to ensure students receive their schedules before the first day of school.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/FISDEnrollment
Learn more: https://bit.ly/FISDEnrollment
Get ready for the ACT with the Summer Prep Intensive! Designed for rising 10–12 graders, students will build confidence while sharpening skills across reading, writing, and math to help them aim for high scores.
Register today at friscoisd.org/summercamp.
Frisco Flex 9th course registration is open May 5–28.
Students can stay enrolled in athletics or fine arts while adding an additional course outside the school day, helping them stay on track academically without sacrificing their commitments.
Plan ahead and secure your spot by visiting friscoisd.org/flex.
Registration for Frisco Flex 9th courses will open on May 5.
If you are double-blocked for athletics or fine arts, you do not have to give anything up. Add the course you need without changing your school-day schedule.
Visit Friscoisd.org/flex to learn more.
Congratulations to Kristen Coffey, our staff Knight of the Week. Please read below what last week’s KOW had to say about why she was chosen:
Coach Coffey is a kind leader, someone who makes a lasting impact both on and off the field. As the head softball coach, she brings out the best in her players, not just by developing their skills, but by building their confidence, character, and love for the game. Her ability to connect with kids, understand their needs, and push them to succeed sets her apart.
In the classroom, Coach Coffey is just as dedicated. She creates an environment where students feel supported and motivated to do their best, holding them to high standards while always offering encouragement along the way. Her commitment to education and personal growth shows in everything she does.
Coach Coffey is a kind leader, someone who makes a lasting impact both on and off the field. As the head softball coach, she brings out the best in her players, not just by developing their skills, but by building their confidence, character, and love for the game. Her ability to connect with kids, understand their needs, and push them to succeed sets her apart.
In the classroom, Coach Coffey is just as dedicated. She creates an environment where students feel supported and motivated to do their best, holding them to high standards while always offering encouragement along the way. Her commitment to education and personal growth shows in everything she does.
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
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
Learn more: https://ow.ly/q4If50YBRCT
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.”
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!
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.
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.
