The annual Gene Messer Shootout comes to Frenship High School this weekend.

The award-winning Frenship High School Fine Arts Department invites the community to one of four performances of the hit production Anything Goes scheduled for November 30 through December 2 at the FHS Performing Arts Center.

Upland Heights Elementary fourth grade teacher Linda Kittley has been selected as a distinguished educator and finalist for the Lubbock Christian University Award for Excellence in Teaching.

In an effort to give students a hands-on experience on an atomic scale, 8th grade science students at Heritage Middle School were tasked with creating, presenting (and eating!) edible atoms.

Frenship High School student, Caitlin Do, was recognized at the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon by the Association of Fundraising Professionals as the 2018 Outstanding Youth.

This year, students in the Gifted and Talented Program at Frenship ISD are embarking on a year-long study of structures.

Each year the Upland Heights Art Department hosts an annual fundraiser. Instead of selling cookie dough, candles or the other usual suspects, the students use their talents to sell what they work so hard on: art.

First graders at Bennett turned the seemingly uninspiring event into a creative project integrating history, civil engineering and writing.

Congratulations to these outstanding scholars from each school!

FHS congratulates volleyball players Caroline Kerr, Haley Poe and Seuzette Simpson for their selection to the THSCA 2018 Class 6A Academic All-State Volleyball Team.