On Tuesday, Frenship ISD held its annual Superintendent's Academic Excellence Banquet to honor the top 10 students in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. During the celebration, Katherine Dyal was honored as the FHS Valedictorian and Hitarth Shah as the FHS Salutatorian.

On Thursday, the Frenship Foundation for Leadership celebrated two milestones during their 20th Annual Drive for Leaders Golf Tournament. Not only was the tournament their most successful to date, with more than $100,000 in sponsorships for scholarships and teacher grants, but the Foundation also hit the $1-million mark for Character Scholarships awarded to graduating seniors since 2004.

The students who serve on Bennett’s 5th Grade Leadership Team chose to give back to Caleb’s Closet, a local nonprofit organization which provides essential items to children in foster care. The students helped raise numerous clothing items, toys, personal care products, and more.

The National Junior Honor Society at Heritage Middle School has continued their 13-year tradition of making patient hospitality gift bags for pediatric and adult patients at the University Medical Center.

With the help of Alliance Federal Credit Union, students at the Reese Education Center were able to experience a “Reality Fair.” The goal of the Reality Fair was to teach students how to budget income they will likely make with the different career choices.

The Frenship Baseball Team wrapped up their season last week at the Area Playoffs. Head Coach Chad Reynolds is proud of how the Tigers handled both adversities and successes.

The Frenship Tiger Tennis Team wrapped up their season last week at the 6A Region 1 Tournament. Assistant Tennis Coach Shelby May shares that she is proud of how the Tigers played and all that they accomplished this season.

On May 14, the Frenship High School Fine Arts Department held a signing for 15 students who are continuing their choir, band, theater, dance, orchestra, and art careers at the collegiate level.

Each month, the students at Oak Ridge Elementary think creatively about how they can spread kindness throughout their school. Michelle Buck, the Lead Speech-Language Pathologist for Oak Ridge, is leading the way as she helps implement Project Kindness through random acts of kindness.

Last Friday, the Frenship community poured their hearts into making a core memory for Frenship High School life skills, special education, and academic adjustment students. The 9th annual Heart of Frenship Prom was made possible by the numerous donations from the Frenship Family.