At the Frenship School Board of Trustees meeting on Monday night, Lubbock National Bank and United Supermarkets were honored for their contributions and support to the students, teachers, and staff at Frenship.

Clancy Robledo is an English teacher and the campus Media Specialist at Reese Education Center. She is making it her mission to help the Reese campus grow and establish a library where Reese students can un-wind with a good book.

On Friday, October 23, Frenship Varsity Football will take on the San Angelo Central Bobcats for the Homecoming game at Peoples Bank Stadium.

Check out these AWESOME Tigers from each of our 14 campuses!

FMS Art Teacher, Thomas Messerschmidt, is teaching students about African heritage and culture through the creation of traditional bean masks.

Digital Citizenship is a concept that teaches our students how to use technology appropriately; similar to teaching kids to be good citizens.

Whataburger surprised FMS Reading Language Arts (RLA) teacher, Briana Massey, in celebration of World Teachers’ Day. Massey received a Whataburger gift card, fun Whataburger swag, and FMS teachers received food vouchers and Whataburger school supplies for students.

Ready, Set, Teach, a new program in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) department at Frenship High School, began at the beginning of this school year. The program was designed for students that aspire to be educators.

Sara Hill, seventh grade Texas History teacher at Terra Vista Middle School, received a Stalwart mini grant from the Texas Council for the Social Studies, and Kayle Lindsey, fourth grade Science and Social Studies teacher at Oak Ridge Elementary, received a new graduate grant from the Texas Association of Certification Officers.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 until October 15 every year. Teachers across the District are honoring Hispanic histories, cultures, and heritage every day.