North Ridge fifth grader Alleigh Denning is displaying Frenship’s SERVE model by donating to wildfire victims after being inspired by circumstances in her own life. When Denning’s great Aunt and several of her cousins were forced to evacuate from their homes due to wildfires on the West Coast, she began her quest to help.

Since students have returned to school amid COVID-19, Frenship nurses are facing the profound challenge of ensuring both student’s and staff’s health. Over the first six-weeks, many nurses have found creative ways to keep their offices safe.

Mallory Thomas teaches American Sign Language at Frenship High School. Thomas is broadening student’s skills, not just by helping them learn American Sign Language (ASL), but also by helping them apply those ASL skills in their everyday lives.

Counselors and teachers across Frenship connect and engage with students every school year, but due to COVID-19 they are having to become an even more creative resource for students, parents, and staff.

Aramark, Frenship’s food service provider, recently added a few new faces to their team to assist with Frenship growth. These new additions will allow Aramark to do even more to serve Frenship students.

For followers of Frenship Athletics, the work ethic and year-round dedication of Frenship High School’s Cross Country team is no secret. In the midst of the uncertainty brought by COVID-19, that team’s commitment to constant improvement through hard work has not wavered.

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

Frenship's Tiger Bites program provides both federally funded and donation-based food assistance to any child and family in Frenship ISD that may need assistance. Through weekend food bags, summer feeding programs, Thanksgiving meals, and food assistance during Winter Break, Frenship works with community partners to help serve students in need.

Ida Cisneros, FMS RLA teacher, was selected as a finalist to become Texas Secondary Teacher of the Year after being chosen Region 17 Secondary Teacher of the Year earlier this summer. She is one of three finalists across the state!

The Frenship High School graduating class of 2020 presented $7,000 in donations to multiple recipients over the summer. Due to the ignition of the pandemic in the spring of their senior year, many activities they raised funds for, were cancelled.