FHS Ninth Grade Center student, Cade Franklin, started a shoe drive called Soles for Souls when he was a third grader at North Ridge Elementary. Seven years later he is continuing the drive to collect shoes for people in need.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Association of School Boards proclaim January as Texas School Board Recognition Month to help highlight the invaluable contributions of the dedicated men and women who serve as trustees for the betterment of all Texas schools.

The Frenship High School CTE Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program students created the Tiger Meadows Senior Living and Nursing Rehabilitation Center in their hallway and classroom.

This week Frenship students, along with the Rotary Club of Lubbock and several other community business partners, filled backpacks with food for students over the extended holiday break.

Check out these AWESOME Tigers from each of our 14 campuses!

One Visually Impaired (VI) teacher at Frenship was inspired to help students through her son, who was born with cataracts. She, and her part-time colleague, instruct 20 VI students across the district.

Last school year, students in Maria Ruvalcaba’s Kindergarten class at Oak Ridge learned about writing letters and sending them to places far away. Now, those students are seeing the impact of their overseas communication.

Chelsey Cook, counselor at Heritage Middle School, is preparing for the future to help students cope with the effects and anxieties that have been brought about by COVID-19.

The mentor program at FHS is made up of more than 100 students who serve elementary and middle school students across 11 campuses. The mentors each have two mentees, and in some cases more!

As a passionate and dedicated educator and leader, fifth grade Dual Language teacher Robert Nunez was selected as Frenship's nomination for the 2021 LCU Distinguished Educator of Lubbock County award.