On Jan. 12-14, the varsity cheer team, alongside a select few junior varsity cheerleaders, competed in the cheer UIL competition at the Fort Worth Convention Center. The team finished second place for...
The high school began sending out emails in the native languages of parents and students through a new application in Powerschool that allows them to translate the messages. Although the application made...
On Saturday Nov. 5, students in choir participated in the Region 25 competition. The Mixed Choir consisted of seniors Katy Knuckles, Ryder Sullivan, Daniel Lamping, junior Reece Robinson and Romi Kahana...
Best Buddies is holding their second annual D-hall Halloween celebration this Sunday. The students will trick or treat and have a small party. James Small, the organization's new advisor, defines what...
Nevada boy dies from brain-eating amoeba: On Wednesday Oct. 19, a Nevada resident died from a brain-eating amoeba; doctors speculate it was caused by a visit to Lake Mead. The rare amoeba, Naegleria fowleri,...
The band competed Saturday, Oct. 15 at the UIL Region 25 in Prosper. The band went up against over 10 other schools from all over the state. The band scored all ones, receiving the highest scores possible.
“Everyone...
Disks and engines swept the floor of the main gym Saturday as robotics kicked off the season with their For the Love of Bots tournament. Four of the high school teams made the top 10 with two winning judged...
On Wednesday night, the Fellowship Of Christian Athletes (FCA) hosted the annual Fields of Faith event on the high school baseball fields at 6 p.m. FCA leaders and a guest speaker, former superintendent...
At 6 a.m. on Sept. 21, 1500 people stood waiting in the dark watching the sunrise hoping to get a headstart on shopping in the new Frisco HEB. HEB says they may have seen 1 million dollars in sales on...
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