Artwork from four outstanding Frisco ISD students will be displayed at the 2026 txEDCON Exhibition this month in Houston. The exhibition, presented by Texas Art Education Association's Youth Art Month Program, showcases pre-K through 12th grade student works of art from across the state of Texas. TAEA provides students several opportunities to showcase their work, through TEAM, Junior VASE and VASE assessments. Congratulations to these artists and their teachers!

• Aileen Lee - Scoggins Middle School

• Annabel Ngo - Emerson High School

• Sanjana Saravanan - Memorial High School

• Praviti Sawant - Lone Star High School

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

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Three Frisco ISD campuses celebrated AVID Day on Sept. 18 with dress-up days, activities and motivational messages. The program, which stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination, is offered to seventh and eighth graders at Hunt, and students at Frisco and Memorial high schools. Learn more.

• Frisco High School expanded AVID Day to a full week with daily announcements about AVID, team-building exercises and calls to action, like: “Today, think about one challenge you're facing and ask yourself: ‘What is one thing I can do today to move forward?’” The week culminated in volunteer work, where Frisco and Hunt students made sandwiches with Tango Charities Feed the Country.

• At Hunt Middle School, AVID Day was combined with College, Career, and Future Ready Week, creating a weeklong experience. On AVID Day itself, students signed their 2026-27 AVID Student Agreement, committing to challenge themselves with their schoolwork, stay organized and actively participate.

• Memorial High School AVID students wore college T-shirts and held an ice cream social on AVID Day.

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.

Memorial High School continues to remain in a secure status due to a situation ongoing near the campus.

Please see your email for additional information.

Memorial High School is currently in a Secure due police activity in the area. All students are currently safe inside the building, and business operations are continuing as usual.

Learn more about Secures.

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.

In partnership with the Frisco Police Department and with student safety at the forefront, the District's Student Code of Conduct has been updated to align with the City's e-scooter policy.

Review the student code of conduct by visiting this link.

The Frisco ISD Book Bus has announced its August stops! All visits are 9-11 a.m.

• Aug. 6 - Northeast Community Park, 12895 Honey Grove Drive, Frisco, TX 75035

• Aug. 11 - Tuscany Meadows Park, 5611 Sims Way, Frisco, TX 75035

Learn more about the Book Bus, and follow along on social media!

• Instagram, @fisdlibraries

• Facebook, FISDLibraryServices

The Frisco ISD Book Bus has announced its July stops! All visits are 9-11 a.m.

• July 16 - John M. Whisenant Park, 3701 Hudson Crossing, McKinney, TX 75070

• July 23 - Russell Creek Park, 3500 McDermott Road, Plano, TX 75025

• July 30 - Beard Park, 310 E Eldorado Pkwy., Little Elm, TX 75068

Learn more about the Book Bus, and follow along on social media!

• Instagram, @fisdlibraries

• Facebook, FISDLibraryServices
  

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.

Congratulations to three Frisco ISD teams who attended and earned funding for their start-ups at the Texas High School Ideas Challenge! Hosted by the Texas A&M McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship, the competition encourages high school students to explore entrepreneurship and develop the ability to identify and implement new business ideas. Frisco ISD was well-represented at the annual contest: Of the 40 finalist groups selected from over 500 entries, 24 were from FISD. Learn more about the Ideas Challenge.

• 3rd Place Overall, 1st Place Crowdfunding and $5,000 total: OceanBionics (Centennial) - Nandini Vegesana, Parvathi Halliyur, Tanishi Singh and Taarini Singhal

• 3rd Place Crowdfunding and $1,000: Auto-Tug (Centennial) - Tanmay Kandi, Pranav Varma and Nikhil Kalakada

• Honorable Mention Overall and $1,000: WearKind Adaptive Clothing (Memorial) - Niveah Gandhi
  

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.

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.