It is hard to believe it is already time to start thinking about next year. We start the 4-year plan updates and course registration process, November 6th. Our end goal is to equip you and your student with the knowledge to review their 4-year plan and select appropriate classes for themselves. To best support them during this time, we strongly encourage you to set aside time to read through the material that is sent and complete any action items. Parents are a huge part of this process. We hope that you will review the material and attend our meetings to be informed along the way.

What to expect the next few months:

 Coffee with the Counselors:

4 year plan presentation

Video Recording

District Webinars:

            Link to district webinars

What to expect moving forward:

4-year Plan updates with Students:

RHS counselors will visit all RHS students through their social studies classes following the schedule below. The link to the presentation will be added to each student’s “Class of” canvas account. During this meeting students will review their 4-year plans in Career Plan in HAC, make updates to their course selections, and check their credits for graduation. We recommend that students and parents review the presentation, 4-year plans and course selections as a family to ensure everyone is aware of the choices being made. HAC will be open to make changes in Career Plan and the 4-year plans until December 19th, 2025, at 5pm.

Rising 12th (current 11th): November 6th and 7th (students who have dual credit social studies will be invited to attend an available class or come during advisory)

Rising 11th (current 10th): November 10th and 11th

Rising 10th (current 9th): November 13th and 14th

1 on 1 Course Verification Meetings 

Career Plan will close on December 19th, 2025, and students will go on winter break. Over the break, the courses listed for next school year in Career Plan will roll over to become their course requests for the 2026-27 school year. Each student will receive a 1 on 1 meeting with their counselor beginning January 12th and ending February 6th. Students will review their selections, ensure they are meeting graduation requirements, and have a chance to meet 1 on 1 with their counselor to make any changes and ask any questions needed.

Changing Class Schedules / Updating Courses:

                        After students complete their 1 on 1 meeting with their counselor, they will have until February 12th to submit any changes after their meeting. All course

                        requests will be finalized on February 12th, 2025. Please read the disclaimer below about course changes.

We cannot stress enough the importance of checking your course requests in HAC, verifying they are what you want to take, and if not, making the necessary updates. 

Per the academic guide:

Students pre-enroll in the spring semester for the upcoming school year, and the master schedule will be based on that information. Students will be able to see and change their course requests pending availability through February 12th by submitted a form to the counselor during this window. After this date, no course changes (including all CTE classes, core classes, and level changes) are allowed. Exceptions that will be allowed are athletics, band, choir, orchestra, color guard, drill team, gifted and talented, debate, and Academic Decathlon. These must be requested by the 7th school day of the year. Advanced, AP®, and International Baccalaureate (IB) classes may only be dropped at the 6-week mark of a course or at the end of the semester, and course availability may impact options.

2026-27 Course Catalog and Academic Guide

Virtual information sessions:
5:30 pm Nov 10
9:30 am Nov 13
1:00 pm Nov 16
3:30 pm Nov 18
12:00 pm Nov 21

To register for a virtual session: https://tamuag.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2t3q1PPRXRCc8Z0

This Spring 2026 internship offers students a rare opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the fashion and retail industry—and to be recognized for their hard work and growth. At the end of the program, two interns will each receive a $1,000 award for demonstrating outstanding teamwork and leadership.

Program Highlights

Through Terry Costa’s Learn and Earn Program, interns will gain experience in areas including, but not limited to:

·  Business Operations and Customer Service

·  Sales and Marketing, including Bridal Sales and Buying

·  Interview and Business Etiquette

·  Website Maintenance and Social Media Management

All interns who complete the program will also receive $500 toward a prom dress, and two will earn a $1,000 scholarship based on performance.

Why This Internship Stands Out

Terry Costa has been dressing prom girls, brides, debutantes, and pageant participants for generations. Interns will work alongside top professionals and have opportunities to engage with internationally renowned designers, including Sherri Hill, during exclusive Pop-Up events.

This is an unparalleled opportunity to:

·  Develop real-world business and fashion skills

·  Build a professional network

·  Strengthen your resume with meaningful experience

Next Steps:

We are actively interviewing now and plan to begin paid training sessions on December 1, 2025.

For more details about the internship and application process, please visit our website or contact:
📧 kristyn@terrycosta.com or courtney@terrycosta.com

You can view the syllabus here: Terry Costa Internship Syllabus (Spring 2026)

Sign up for tutoring or to become a peer tutor!

Peer Tutoring 

Reedy Lions!

You have an amazing opportunity to make a mark as an FISD student. American Legion sponsors the Oratorical Constitutional Contest each year which can lead to scholarship opportunities.   

      *For more specific information on the about this contest, click HERE

If you are interested in participating in this contest, please follow the steps below:

·                     Please fill out THIS FORM to let me know you are wanting to participate

·                     Please fill out and turn in the two forms below BY NOVEMBER 11th and return to Ms. Guess's office (ignore the dates as I know they are incorrect but it's the same form)

o        Application Form

o        Photo Release

If you have any questions, please reach out to Ms. Guess at guesss@friscoisd.org

TCU STEM Scholar Program

TCU’s STEM Scholar Program is a scholarship program developed for academically talented students who seek to use their STEM education to support underserved communities. 

STEM Scholar Program 

🦃 Thanksgiving Morning Opportunity! 🦃

Miracle League Frisco is looking for buddies to run alongside our amazing athletes at the North Texas Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning!

📍 Downtown Frisco (by the hospital)

🕖 Arrive by 7:00 a.m.

👟 The first 35 people to sign up will get a FREE entry and the chance to make a difference in a child’s life!

Want to join?

📧 Email buddy.coordinator@friscomiracleleague.org with your phone number, and I’ll send you the sign-up link and comp code.

Questions? Just reach out!