Frisco High School PTSA (PTA Texas Congress)

Overview

The Frisco High School PTSA is a nonprofit organization affiliated with the PTA Texas Congress. Its primary mission is to support the needs and interests of the Frisco High School community, encompassing students, teachers, staff, and parents.

History

Established in 1967, the Frisco High School PTSA has been an integral part of fostering community engagement and promoting educational excellence at Frisco High School.

Objectives and Activities

• Community Engagement: The organization focuses on engaging and empowering families to advocate for the well-being and educational success of all children within the Frisco High School community.
• Fundraising and Support: PTSA members organize various fundraising activities, such as the "Write-A-Check" fundraiser, to provide essential programs and support to students and staff.
• Membership and Governance: The PTSA operates under an elected executive board, which oversees membership drives, organizes meetings, and implements programs to benefit the school community.

Governance and Leadership

As of the 2024-25 academic year, the Frisco High School PTSA is led by an executive board consisting of a President, Vice Presidents, Secretary, and Treasurer. These roles are filled through elections by the general membership.

External Context

The Frisco High School PTSA is part of a broader network of PTAs in Frisco Independent School District (FISD), which collectively has one of the highest PTA participation rates in Texas, with over 24,000 members across 73 schools. This extensive network allows for significant community involvement and influence in educational policy and advocacy at the local and state levels.