Congratulations to the following outstanding scholars!

Frenship High School students had the opportunity to take an inside look at local BBQ startup Evie Mae’s on Wednesday.

In an effort to broaden the horizons of students, Reese Education Center hosted a Career Fair with representatives from major medical systems, restaurants, branches of the military, and more.

The FISD Fine Arts Department invites the community to the eleventh annual Showcase of the Visual and Performing Arts scheduled for April 17-27 at the FHS Performing Arts Center.

You can officially call them the 2018 version of the Cardiac Kids. You can also call them Regional Tournament bound for the first time in program history.

Students across the state have been preparing all year for this week’s STAAR exams. Frenship students are prepared academically and they also know they have the support from their peers, teachers and parents.

Fourth grade students at Westwind Elementary came up with a creative way to enhance their vocabulary by developing a Word Catcher Wall.

Fourth grade students at North Ridge Elementary enjoyed a hands-on Native American experience as part of a study about the culture. They named their own tribes, made posters with pictographs and alphabets and made fry bread – a tasty cuisine founded by Native Americans.

Second grade students in Mrs. Maddox’s class at Crestview Elementary spent time researching inventors as part of a social studies project. Students were given an assignment to research a scientist and partnered with another student to discover four facts about the inventor.

Friday night’s softball thriller for Frenship may not exactly align with David versus Goliath, but a few big strikes by the underdog Tigers took down the previously untarnished and state-ranked Permian Lady Panthers.