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Find out what is happening at Frenship ISD in November in this edition of Frenship Insider
Uploaded Oct 31, 2017Based on community input and expert studies on Frenship's growth, the Frenship Board of Trustees approved the call for a November 3, 2020 bond election to address the rapid growth. More than 90% of the proposed $299.7 million bond is currently dedicated to building additional schools and renovating existing facilities to accommodate increased student enrollment. This includes the construction of a second high school, a fourth middle school and a ninth elementary. Go to Frenship's 'Bond 2020' page to read more.
Uploaded Sep 10, 2020On November 5, 2024, voters in Frenship ISD will see three propositions on the ballot that would allow Frenship to increase teacher and staff salaries, build two additional elementary schools to accommodate student enrollment growth, and address other initiatives including heightened safety and security, transportation, and hiring additional staff.
Read more about the propositions here: https://www.frenship.net/apps/pages/Bond2024
North Ridge Elementary kindergarten students share what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving!
Uploaded Nov 16, 2017Members of the Frenship Middle School broadcast program share the story of a generous school supply donation to their campus.
Uploaded Oct 09, 2017Campuses all around FISD have celebrated this special season in unique ways.
Uploaded Dec 22, 2017Take an inside look at the fuzzy friends and creepy crawlers that the students of North Ridge Elementary befriend every day on their campus!
Uploaded Oct 19, 2017
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Special Education Trick-or-Treat Frenzy 2023
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The Casey Administration staff went above and beyond decorating each individual department as a different experience for elementary school Special Education students. The students from across the district spent the day walking through each hallway enjoying treats.
The spook-tacular trick-or-treat tradition started many years ago at the Casey Administration Building. It is something that both students and staff look forward to each year.
This year about 150 students in Special Education, Life Skills, and FOCUS participated in the event. Although their bags started bone-dry, each student left with a plentiful amount of treats and goodies from each department.
This year decoration themes ranged from Construction Zone, Under the Sea, Mad Scientists, Glow Party, Candy Shop, Super Mario, Star Wars, and many more!
Watch Frenship High School Culinary Arts students create an entire Thanksgiving meal in just one minute!
Uploaded Nov 16, 2017
