‘Tis the season of giving at Frenship! Three Frenship schools including the Ninth Grade Center, Alcove Trails Middle School, and Oak Ridge Elementary came together to serve the community by collecting jackets for Foster A Life.

Frenship gifted and talented students from all eight elementary schools took a field trip to Texas Tech University as part of an engineering event, specifically designed for the GT ‘structures’ theme this school year.

In honor of National Substitute Appreciation Day on November 17, Frenship ISD is taking a moment to show appreciation and gratitude for all district-wide substitute teachers. We spoke with David Doyle, a dedicated Frenship Substitute about his passion for education.

Last week, Dr. McCord’s Student Advisory Board got to work creating blankets for patients in the Cancer Center at Lubbock's University Medical Center.

This month, the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and Young Professionals of Lubbock announced their Top 20 Under 40 Award recipients. Of the 20 selected across the entire Lubbock community, Frenship had two leaders receive the prestigious leadership and service award.

This past Monday, Frenship ISD and Lubbock-Cooper ISD hosted their annual joint Academic UIL meet with over 600 students competing from both districts.

This week, several campuses across Frenship hosted events to honor those in our community who have served in the military. Veterans were recognized for their selfless dedication and service for our country.

Students participated in a special pumpkin themed lesson this week at Oak Ridge. The students examined the parts of a pumpkin, learned new vocabulary, made predictions, and saw the experiment come to life.

Two Frenship ISD teachers will be attending the Lubbock Book Festival as participating authors this weekend, where they have the opportunity to connect with their readers and promote their work to festival attendees.

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.