Applications are open now for FISD Insight, a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes look at Frisco ISD operations. Members of each FISD Insight class come away with a complete understanding of the District, from academics and fine arts to transportation and technology and more. They will hear from department leaders as well as current Frisco ISD students, and have a chance to ask questions. Classes, which are held once or twice a month, will be hosted at various District facilities.

• Membership: Applicants must live within Frisco ISD boundaries, and must not be prior participants. Only one adult per household.

• A background check is required.

• Find meeting dates and times.

• Cost: $20, collected at the first class

• Apply now through Sept. 18 at 4 p.m.

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, and Trustees also take written questions starting a week beforehand on the Community Input Meetings webpage.

Congratulations to Frisco ISD agriculture students Reese and Griffin Dodson on a very accomplished summer break! Griffin and Reese, both members of the FISD Heifer Show Team, competed at the Texas Junior Simmental Simbrah Association State Futurity in Bryan, with Reese placing second in Cattle Skillathon and seventh overall Junior, and Griffin placing second in Public Speaking and seventh overall Intermediate. At July’s American Junior Simmental National competition in Nebraska, Reese's heifer Daisy earned honors as the third overall Bred and Owned Simbrah Heifer. Also last month, Griffin was elected to the Texas Junior Simmental Simbrah Association Executive Board and will serve as the 2026-27 secretary. Griffin is a Wakeland High School 10th grader, and Reese is a Griffin Middle School seventh grader. Way to represent FISD, Reese and Griffin!

We are so excited to see all our Wolverines tomorrow! One quick reminder on where to drop off and pick up!

Welcome to the 20th year of Wakeland High School!! We tried to highlight the 20th Anniversary with some of this years offerings.

Attached you will find the flyer (and link below) for the official WHS Spirit Store. Please feel free to browse and get you or your student some new gear for this school year.

Please note, the site offers an approximate return date on items, and once the shirts have been delivered to WHS you will receive an email to pick up your new items. Spirit Wear will be available for pickup in The Cave (E102) and should be collected by students only.

The pricing is low on purpose, we want to turn this town orange and blue as WHS enters 6A for UIL activities.

Thanks for your support, and have a wonderful school year.

Link to Spirit Store: https://friscosportstx.chipply.com/wakelandspiritwear2026/

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.

WHS Drop Off and Pick Up Procedures. Students can be dropped off and picked up in the areas marked in yellow on the attached maps. If you drop your student off on Wakeland Drive (main road marked by the stoplight on Legacy), you should drop them off at the stop sign directly in front of the building and then make a U turn in the front of the main building entrance. Do not drop them off in the areas marked in Red. The loop on the South side of the building adjacent to Wolverine Way is the arrival and departure point for student buses and is not available for student pickup or dropoff. When using the back parking lot for after school pick up, parents should use the lane closest to the Tennis courts. Once that lane is filled, you should line up down the next available lane as indicated in the photo below. Parents who choose to pick up their students in the front of the school in the afternoon should use the “yellow” parking spaces and wait for their student to come to them.

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