School Board

About the School Board

Board members are elected at-large to three-year, staggered terms representing the entire FISD community. Early voting and Election Day polling places are established by the Denton County Elections Administrator for Denton County voters and Collin County Elections Administrator for Collin County voters by virtue of a Joint Election Agreement with both counties and other local entities. There are no runoff elections; the candidate who receives the most votes (a combined total from Collin and Denton counties) wins the seat on the School Board.

• Meet the Board

• Board Policies and Procedures

• Board Election Information

• Election and Campaign Finance Notices

• TEC Campaign Finance Guide for Candidates and Officeholders Who File With Local Filing Authorities.

Board Meetings

Regular meetings of the Frisco ISD Board of Trustees are usually held on the second Monday of each month in the Frisco ISD Administration Building Board Room, 5515 Ohio Drive, Frisco, TX, 75035. Typically, members meet briefly in open session before moving to closed session. Open session resumes at 6:30 p.m.

Occasionally, circumstances necessitate this date and time to be changed. Special meetings are scheduled on a case-by-case basis depending on the meeting agenda.

Regular Board meetings are broadcast live online. Special meetings may be recorded and available online within 24 hours after the meeting. All meetings will be available to the public for a minimum of 365 days after the meeting is posted.

• View the Board Agendas and Meeting Archive

• Texas Open Meetings Act Handbook

District Administration

The Superintendent is supported by an executive cabinet known in Frisco ISD as the Instructional Support Team. The IST and other organizational leaders oversee the District’s continued daily operations and provide support and guidance to campuses and central offices.

Communication to the Board, Superintendent, and Instructional Support Team may be sent to leaders@friscoisd.org.

• Meet the Superintendent

• Meet the Instructional Support Team

• View the District’s Organizational Chart

Public Information Requests

In accordance with policies GBA and GBAA and the Public Information Act (TPIA), Chapter 552 of the Texas Government Code, the Frisco Independent School District (FISD) makes all of its public records available to citizens.

• Public Information Requests

• Texas Public Information Act Handbook

Financial Transparency

Frisco ISD is committed to providing our community with transparent financial information in a format that is both easily accessible and understandable. The Financial Transparency website includes essential information regarding FISD’s revenues, expenditures, tax rates, cost drivers, and comparative data to ensure the public has the information it needs to make informed decisions about the District’s financial stability.

• View the Financial Transparency Website

• Frisco ISD Debt Report

• Eminent Domain Authority