On April 26, Frenship Middle School and Terra Vista Middle School participated in the district Battle of the Books in Amarillo.

Kindergarten students at Westwind have been getting “buggy” lately. During their unit on life cycles, these students began to wonder what it would “bee” like to “bee” an insect. So, to find out, they became mini entomologists who participated in a research project. And “hop” to it, they did! There was no “flea-ing” this project.

The Frenship High School yearbook staff has been nationally recognized by Balfour Yearbooks for its outstanding contribution to scholastic journalism.

Online registration available on April 17, 2018! Students must be 5 years of age by September 1, 2018 for Kindergarten or 4 years of age by September 1, 2018 for Pre-Kindergarten.

Fifth grade students at Upland Heights Elementary chose a service project instead of a field trip and honored local law enforcement today.

Congratulations to the Frenship high School FFA students who placed in their respective categories at the state Career Development Events.

Congratulations to the Frenship High School theater students who earned state recognition at the UIL State Theatrical Design Contest this last weekend.

Last Saturday a dream came true for FHS student Ashley Rodriguez when she was named feature twirler for Angelo State University.

While there are many options for after school activities, not many of them include designing impact-resistant helmets. However, that is exactly the type of activities students at Westwind Elementary have spent their Thursday afternoons have been participating in.

Kai Langehennig, 15, of Frenship ISD has been accepted and will attend Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan, the world’s premier summer arts program for aspiring artists. Kai, the son of Wayne and Yumiko, will study music at the Trombone, Tuba and Euphonium Institute.