The Brief
- Frisco ISD will release student data related to an April 2, 2025 track meet due to a murder subpoena.
- The data is for the criminal case of Karmelo Anthony, charged with fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf.
- Parents have until Tuesday, July 29, 2025, to object to the release by seeking protective action.
FRISCO, Texas – In a letter to parents on Thursday, Frisco ISD says they will release student information to the state if parents do not object within five days.
Frisco ISD subpoenaed
The latest:
Frisco ISD is now required to release the information of students who were present for or scheduled to be present for the April 2 track meet where Austin Metcalf was stabbed to death.
According to the district on Thursday, the subpoenas request all records related to the criminal case of The State of Texas vs Karmelo S. Anthony, including those relating to the associated students. While student information is normally protected from release by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), subpoenas take precedence over that law.…