This past Tuesday, the Tigers played a hard match but fell short to the Amarillo High Sandies. Tigers move to 12-2 on the season, with a chance to win a district championship.

The Frenship Tigers remain undefeated after a shutout at Rio Rancho this past Friday. The Tigers won 35-0 to the Cleveland Storm. The Tigers are in an open week and are heavily preparing for the upcoming games.

Willow Bend students had the opportunity to spend an entire week exploring different college and career options. The students heard from numerous community members about different paths they can pursue in the future.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, students in the Spanish Club are planning an event to celebrate Hispanic Culture.

The Frenship Tigers brought home a win against the San Angelo Central Bobcats and the Midland High Bulldogs this past week. The team is feeling confident about the strong start to the District season.

This past Saturday, the Frenship Cross Country team competed in the Lubbock ISD Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. The Varsity Boys and Girls did exceptionally well despite the high temperatures.

This week, the Frenship Foundation Prize Patrol took over the hallways of 13 campuses to surprise nearly 70 Frenship educators with more than $65,500 in teacher grants.

Fourth grade dual language students at Willow Bend Elementary learn about El 16 de Septiembre and hold their own celebration.

Friday mornings at Frenship Middle School are something to look forward to. Students in the Life Skills program walk the halls delivering freshly brewed coffee to the staff.

The Frenship Tiger Football team continues to stay undefeated this season bringing home a win over the Abilene High Eagles 17-12.