Frisco Independent School District
Frisco Texas Schools

Frisco ISD is considered to be among the fastest growing school districts growing by 20 to 30% annually for the past eight years. In 1995 Frisco had just four schools, today we have 29 new schools in development with 18 of those schools currently functioning.

Security

FISD takes security seriously with a number of safety/security systems in place or underway. The security measures implemented for the schools include high resolution cameras in highly traffic areas, security on campus and controlled access.

Low Student/Teacher Ratio

The sizes of the schools in Frisco are intentionally smaller than the national average. Elementary schools are built to educate 700 students, middle schools serve 800 to 1,000 and highschools serve just 1500 to 1800 students. The reason for Frisco's commitment to smaller teacher/student ratio is to allow teachers and students to form better relationships and to serve the children's need to be involved in extracurricular activies.

Academics & Test Scores

Frisco continues to raise the standardized test score averages of its students, which are well above state and national averages.

Technology

Computer labs are located in every Frisco School at the ratio of three computers for every student. The computers in the computer labs are replaced every five years and older machines are moved to the back of the classrooms for in-class use. Projectors are also available to teachers as a tool for internet, computer and video streaming.

To learn more about Frisco Schools, please visit the FISD website.

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