Out of hundreds of competitors, eight Frenship students earned first place in their divisions during the Special Olympics state bowling games.

“I hope the kids remember that their acts of kindness, big or small, will be the start of something great." - Upland Heights counselor Misty Speck

Through Professional Learning Communities (PLC), principals and administrators collaborate to continue growing as leaders in order to better serve the students.

The Frenship Foundation for Leadership is hosting a fundraising event that will benefit Frenship ISD students and teachers in a big (and rich) way.

A special recognition was held for assistant basketball coach Sean Allen for his 22 years of service in the U.S. Army Reserve.

During Monday's school board meeting, 20 Frenship students were honored for their excelling in academics and athletics.

The Frenship ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the 2020-21 school calendar during their monthly meeting Monday night at the Casey Professional Building.

“It is often an experience they never forget, and one that I am confident will have an impact on their future schooling or career plan,” said CTE Coordinator Amy Baker.

Frenship Boys Basketball team defeats Midland High 80-51, but falls against Odessa Permian 59-32. Next up, Midland Lee.

The Frenship High School Chess team won second place in the non-rated division at the Texas Tech Scholastic Chess Tournament on February 8.