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The student news site of Heritage High School in Frisco, Texas

Heritage Student Media

The student news site of Heritage High School in Frisco, Texas

Heritage Student Media

The student news site of Heritage High School in Frisco, Texas

Heritage Student Media

Nutritional Foods and Cafeteria Choices

Kaelyn Johnson January 24, 2025

For many high school students, their nutrition comes directly from their campus cafeteria. Because of this, many students feel strongly about the cafeteria choices and what is offered on campus. CNTV’s...

20 years of Y2K

20 years of Y2K

Hari Emani, Copy Editor May 13, 2024

Four words: lowrise jeans are back.   Styles and trends that were ‘so totally in’ only 20 years ago, worn by our parents and teachers, are not just for the history books anymore. This decade is...

Blocked Websites

Gabi Diaz April 19, 2024

Navigating the web is crucial for students in Frisco ISD to study and complete assignments, but how is that possible if some of the websites are blocked? CNTV’s Gabi Diaz takes a look at the reasons...

Freshman Worries

Shradha Kundur August 31, 2023

High school's change in environment does bring some worries to freshman. CNTV's Shradha Kundur asks our current freshman what their biggest worries were going into this school year.

Un-Happy Meal

Un-Happy Meal

Ailani Sanchez November 3, 2022

The majority of the time I step into the cafeteria to get school lunch, the food is unpleasant, gummy, burnt or bitter. Most of the meat-based meals have a rubbery feeling and taste.   That’s...

May Our Voices Be Heard

Amariah Nielsen, Reporter April 28, 2022

At school, you, the student, use your First Amendment right to freedom of speech every day, and in ways you might not be aware of. You can speak, form clubs and petition for change within your school district....

Crumbling Coutour

Crumbling Coutour

Maddie Richardson, Reporter April 19, 2022
“What seemed to be an easy way to make products cheaper has become one of the biggest killers of Earth’s environment.”
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