FISD now has one site to house all volunteer opportunities.

Student Volunteer Opportunities

City of Frisco & Frisco ISD Environmental Volunteer Opportunities

Need Volunteer Hours?

The City of Frisco and Frisco ISD Environmental Programs have a number of volunteer opportunities throughout the year. This Link will give you all the information!

Fastpac Snack Bag Volunteer Opportunity

In addition to providing weekend meal packs to the children of Frisco ISD, Fastpacs also provides snack bags to the schools. These are paper grocery bags filled with a variety of 25-30 snack items for the counselors and teachers to use for children who may not have the means to bring a snack to school. Bags should be dropped off at the Frisco Fastpac Warehouse on designated days. Emerson will allow up to 5 bags per year for Community Service Hours. See this link for more details of what goes into the bags.

All Frisco ISD students need a plan, purpose, and future. Mark your calendars for all of the upcoming events related to college and career readiness! From college fairs to virtual webinars, this fall line-up offers information and opportunities to learn more about college admissions, paying for college, and how to utilize your secondary student’s free Xello account at home to help them become future-ready! 

Sept. 5- Find Your Future- B1G Ten Night

§   Emerson High School, 6-7:30pm

Sept. 10- Exploring Xello: A Family Guide to Future Success 

§   Virtual Event, 6-7pm

Sept. 12- Find Your Future- Texas Universities 

§   Independence High School, 6-8pm

Sept. 18- Find Your Future- Out of State Universities

§   Reedy High School, 6-8pm

Sept. 25- Financial Aid Night at UNT Frisco

§   UNT at Frisco, 6-8pm

Oct. 8- AI and College Admissions 

§   Virtual Event, 6-7:30pm

We are so excited for you to start your final year at Reedy. We are proud of how far you have come and can’t wait to see what is next. We know this time is stressful and can be confusing with all the information surrounding what to do next. We know the college admissions process, career exploration, and just the general, what to do next can be hard to navigate. We wanted to make sure that everyone is one is aware of the plan for guidance for all Seniors as we navigate this school year. Below is our schedule and what to expect for this first semester!

Senior Guidance will cover everything from the college application process, getting a recommendation letter, FAFSA, scholarships, ACT and SAT, 2-year colleges, trade schools, workforce information, and more.

As explained in Jump Start Juniors last April, we asked that students work through some of the steps of the admissions process in the Summer. Here is the presentation as a reminder. We will expand on the next steps during our Senior Guidance. Feel free to continue to work on any steps listed in this presentation prior to our meeting. This included starting your profile, writing your essays, and even taking the SAT or ACT again if needed.

August 21st and ongoing every Wednesday:

            College Reps will be in the café for students to explore schools and ask questions to various reps.

To see this schedule, click here. We will add dates and schools weekly.

August 27th: 9 am

Senior Parent Meeting: virtual meeting covering the guidance we will give Seniors, as well as details about using Parchment (our transcript processing system)

Links will be sent for this meeting closer to the date.  

August 28th and 29th:

Senior Guidance Presentations

All Seniors will meet with the counselors during their English period to receive Senior Guidance over these two days.

All Dual Credit students can meet during 1st, advisory or 4th period on August 28th, or during advisory on August 29th. If none of those times work, they need to speak with their counselor.

August 30th and ongoing:  

            Counselors will process Recommendation Letters, using the system covered in guidance.

            Counselors will work with students individually, as requested, for support during their application process. Students can sign up to see their counselor or Ms. Kelly, College and Career Counselor anytime.  

September 20th:

            New Senior Rank and GPA will be released in HAC

            Note: students can order transcripts now to send before Sept 20th, these will include last year’s rank/gpa/class size

December: TBD

            Return of the Lions- Reedy Alumni will return to talk to our students about their College experience.

Princeton Review Test Prep- Digital SAT Essentials Course 

This course is designed for students who want a comprehensive review of all content on the Digital SAT plus best strategies to prepare you for the exam! All FISD students get 30% off the course! 

Register by August 30th

Are you a Texas high school junior? Would you like to travel, experience a big city and visit historic landmarks without spending a dime of your own money? Perhaps you'd like to meet your congressional representative, or maybe you're looking for an inspirational experience in the company of other Texas teens. If that sounds like you, the Government-in-Action Youth Tour trip to Washington, D.C., is your tour. 

More information here: https://www.coserv.com/community/academic-initiatives/youth-leadership-tour/

Reedy High School will administer the DIGITAL Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB to interested 10th - 12th grade students.

The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) is a comprehensive, no cost, no commitment career planning resource designed to help young people align their strengths and interests with a post high school plan that works.

ASVAB CEP is not just about military entrance.  It encourages students to:

•Explore their interests and the full-spectrum of career options

•Create a plan toward getting the skills and qualifications they need to meet career goals

Please click on this FORM to register.  The registration window is open now through October 30, 2024.

ASVAB - Reedy High School

Date: November 13, 2024

 Time: 9:00am