The pandemic is already stressful, let us handle the meals! Frenship ISD and Aramark are excited to announce that breakfast and lunch will be FREE for all students across the District starting December 1, 2020 through the end of this school year.

As of November 12, 2020, Frenship ISD will remove the Early Releases for elementary and middle school campuses only on December 17 and 18. By going to school for the full day on these two days, Frenship will be able to add back 240 instructional minutes and will remain in compliance with the State’s instructional minute requirements with little disruption to the academic calendar.

Tiger Tech Squad started as an iPad program that encouraged teachers to utilize a new set of iPads, but the technology innovation group has quickly grown and evolved into much more.

Congratulations to the Frenship ISD students who participated in the annual UIL contests Monday, November 9. Results are listed by school below.

Frenship High School senior, Noah Ivie, wore a GoPro video camera during one of the bands performances back in October. When he posted his video to YouTube, he had no idea that it would serve Lori Dulaney’s elementary school music classes - in Arkansas!

The Covenant Health Foundation and Covenant Children’s Hospital partnered with Frenship, as well as schools across Region 17, to donate over 90,000 gaiter style masks to each and every student.

Kelsie Watts recently performed for the blind auditions round of the singing competition show, The Voice. Her performance turned the chairs of Kelly Clarkson and Gwyn Stefani, but it was Team Kelly that Watts selected.

Registered voters in the Frenship Independent School District approved a $299.7 million bond on November 3, 2020. The District drew a 59% majority vote from the community with the uncanvassed count at 14,213 votes cast FOR the bond.

The new Ready, Set, Teach program is made up of ten FHS students that aspire to be educators. These ten students get a first-hand look at what teaching in a classroom is like by essentially acting as “student teachers.”

Due to continued bad weather and poor driving conditions, all Frenship ISD schools are closed and all classes are canceled for Wednesday, October 28. There will be no face-to-face or Virtual Learning instruction.