On October 1, Texas Tech Credit Union (TTCU) surprised three Frenship teachers with $500 each as part of their annual Classroom Cash Giveaway to support education across the South Plains.

On Wednesday, Frenship hosted a Strategic Planning Education Summit, the first of many steps in a planning process that will provide valuable feedback in order to shape Frenship’s future.

Earlier this week, Frenship played host to approximately 400 students from 20 schools for their Adaptive Field Day held at the Frenship High School soccer pitch.

Last week, Kindergarteners at Crestview read the book “Officer Buckle and Gloria,” and learned about how Frenship Police Lieutenant Amy Penn, and her K9 sidekick Lily, help protect them every day.

The strategic design process is a thoughtful and purposeful planning process that represents the collective voices of the community, administration, staff, and students to plan Frenship ISD’s future.

As a school district, Frenship ISD prides itself on ensuring that learners come first. Through the Homebound Services program, every student at Frenship is given the opportunity to reach their potential.

Students at Terra Vista Middle School are doing great things and the administration and teachers are taking notice.

Last week, the Frenship Foundation for Leadership awarded 38 grants across 13 campuses, totaling nearly $80,000 for Frenship educators during the annual Prize Patrol event.

First graders in Shelly Reid’s Reading Intervention class at Upland Heights Elementary learned about the events of 9-11 this week.

Adilyn Love just graduated from Frenship High School in 2021, and after being a part of the Ready, Set, Teach program, was recently hired at Legacy Elementary as the P.E. assistant.