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If you were given time to chat with FISD Superintendent Dr. Waldrip and a school board member over coffee, what would you say?
Perhaps you would bring up school funding, overcrowding, bussing, or the small school model. Personally, I would ask about the margarita machine that I feel every teacher workroom needs but never seems to be approved by district…
It looks like we have our chance to ask these, and other burning questions, because Frisco ISD is hosting coffee talks with Superintendent, Dr. Mike Waldrip and a School Board member each month of the 2018-2019 school year.
Dr. Mike Waldrip
While Frisco ISD coffee talks are not a new concept, the school district is noticeably focusing on communication and community involvement more than ever. Frisco can only benefit from the continued numerous opportunities for communication with administrators.
The coffee talks do not have a set agenda or topic and are truly meant to be a casual atmosphere for the parents and community to get together. Bring your questions and feedback – the district wants to hear from you.
If you’re interested in bringing up the topic of rezoning, be sure to stay informed and keep your eyes on the FISD rezoning page to keep up with the latest maps, statistics, and proposals.
Each high school will host an FISD Coffee Talk in their campus’ library from 8-9am. Here is the scheduled for the 2018-2019 school year:
- August 28 – Lebanon Trail High School
- September 18 – Memorial High School
- October 23 – Independence High School
- November 13 – Reedy High School
- December 4 – Frisco High School
- January 29 – Centennial High School
- February 26 – Wakeland High School
- March 26 – Heritage High School
- April 16 – Lone Star High School
- May 7 – Liberty High School
Any parent is welcome to attend to ask questions or share feedback. There’s always so much happening around our city and school district – there’s a lot to talk about!
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About Korinna Kirchhoff
Korinna has been teaching students with special needs in Frisco ISD since August of 2007 and knows that the reason people move to Frisco has everything to do with the schools. As a mom of twin daughters, her eye is on what makes Frisco the ultimate place to raise a child. In her free time she is a voracious science fiction reader, documentary addict and amateur turophile.
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