Congratulations to the Frenship ISD students who participated in the annual UIL contests Monday, November 6.

Rachel Joy Scott was the first person killed in the Columbine High School shooting in 1999. The FHS Ninth Grade Center will host a community event at 6:30 p.m. Monday (Nov. 13) at the FHS Performing Arts Center that all are welcome to attend.

Over 2,150 elementary and middle school students gathered across three campuses for Monday’s competition.

When FMS Librarian Tinese Ammons noticed that students who finished their work were struggling to keep themselves occupied, she decided to construct a room for them to visit, play games, build models, create art and more to decompress while still learning.

Frenship volunteers, staff, and students are excited to once again provide a safe and fun environment for children to trick-or-treat!

Fourth grade students at Crestview Elementary shared an anti-drug and violence message in a big way.

355 special education students from across the South Plains enjoyed a day full of physical activity, food, and comradery.

Members of the FMS broadcast class covered the story of a generous donation to their school.

Early voting is now less than two weeks away for the The Frenship Independent School District’s upcoming Tax Ratification Election

Read our recap of the Homecoming Week events!