With partisan rhetoric dominating a nonpartisan Frisco City Council runoff, Mayor Jeff Cheney stepped in to decry the “false narratives” that have been.
Here’s what Frisco ISD has planned for graduation, prom
Frisco ISD seniors will have an in-person graduation this year.
Graduates from the Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas file into their socially-distanced seats for commencement last year in this file photo. Currently, all 10 Frisco ISD high schools are scheduled to have an in-person graduation this year at the Ford Center at The Star.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
North Texas schools are slowly returning to normal as COVID-19 case numbers drop and the vaccine rollout progresses.
Last spring, high school seniors were forced to miss out on many monumental moments, including traditional prom and graduation ceremonies. Here are the questions and answers about how those senior events will look at Frisco ISD this year.
Freezing temperatures have North Texas school districts weighing their learning options
Some schools reopen, others switch to remote learning for Friday
Some North Texas school districts will reopen Friday while others are taking the day off because of winter weather. Virtual learning is now also an option.
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - The winter storms have North Texas school districts weighing their learning options.
Some districts are switching to online-only instruction on Friday including Dallas, DeSoto and Kennedale ISDs.
Meanwhile, Cedar Hill, Crowley and Duncanville ISDs are closed.
Fort Worth ISD said it will continue holding in-person classes on Friday. However, any student who usually attends in person and who would like to learn virtually on Friday may do so synchronously.