Today, Frenship Alum, Jacob Piel visited his old stomping grounds at Frenship Middle School to speak to the College & Career Readiness class. Piel shared insightful advice on a career in law enforcement.

This week fifth-graders at Bennett Elementary had an exciting day filled with music discovery. The students took a field trip to Frenship Middle School to hear the band and choir. When they returned to campus, the Frenship High School Orchestra visited and performed holiday themed songs.

Last weekend, Frenship FFA members achieved outstanding results at the Texas State FFA Leadership Development Events Competition. Bliss Bessire earned the title of State Runner-Up in Job Interview, while Mallory Meadows secured 6th place in Greenhand Creed Speaking.

The Frenship High School Theatre brought down the house with four unforgettable performances of Footloose. This production also marked the debut of Tre John as the new Theatre Director, kicking off his first major show with a bang.

Frenship High School seniors Alison Abston and Kamryn Fortner will have the honor of cheering alongside the nation’s top cheerleaders in the U.S. Army Bowl on December 21st at the home of the Dallas Cowboys in Frisco, Texas.

The Frenship High School Football Team recently wrapped up their season. Coach Jay Northcutt is proud of the Tigers and the numerous records set.

This month’s theme for Mental Health Minute is Generosity. As a component of the 2021 Strategic Plan Initiative, the goal of the Mental Health Minute is to spread awareness of mental health across Frenship ISD.

This week, five students from Heritage Middle School have been recognized for their essays in the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Patriot’s Pen Contest. This nationwide competition encourages students in grades 6-8 to express their views on a patriotic theme, fostering a deeper appreciation for American values and freedoms.

Sixth-grade students in Claudia Duron’s class recently celebrated the release of their class book, Tidings of Terror. Perfectly timed for the holiday season, the book features a collection of holiday-themed short stories with a spooky twist.

Across the district, various Frenship schools organized canned food drives to combat food insecurity within the community. Through these efforts, students exemplify the Frenship Way by showcasing leadership and a commitment to service within their schools and the community.