Students across Frenship ISD elementary and middle schools are leading the way in robotics excellence, with 12 teams earning a spot in the 2026 GEAR Lubbock Championships on April 25. After months of designing, building, and programming their robots, Frenship students will compete against some of the top teams in the region.

More than 30 Frenship art students from Willow Bend Elementary and Memorial High School competed in the Young Artist Competition at the Lubbock Arts Festival this past weekend, showcasing their creativity across a variety of mediums and bringing home several ribbons.

This month’s Mental Health Minute focuses on Mindfulness. As part of the Frenship ISD Strategic Plan Initiative, the Mental Health Minute seeks to promote awareness of mental health and wellness across the district.

Gifted and Talented students across all Frenship ISD elementary schools are cultivating curiosity with communication inventions. Thanks to a teacher grant from the Frenship Foundation for Leadership, these students are getting hands-on lessons with Makey Makey STEM Classroom Kits.

Taylor Revilla, Frenship Alum and Community Librarian at the City of Wolfforth Library, was honored with the Siddie Joe Johnson Award, a statewide recognition celebrating outstanding service to children in Texas Libraries. Each year, only one librarian in the state is selected to receive this distinguished honor.

Frenship ISD is proud to announce Joel Thompson as the district's new Director of Facilities.

Earlier this month, the Frenship High School Chess Club made school history by earning the title of JV State Champions at the 2026 Texas Chess Association Super State Tournament. Following their standout performance, the six-member team is now set to compete on the national stage at the USCF National Chess Tournament in Chicago on March 27.

Frenship ISD is proud to celebrate Zian Doctolero, a 7th grader at Terra Vista Middle School, who won the 74th Annual Lubbock Regional Spelling Bee on March 7. Zian will now represent the region at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., this May.

This month’s Mental Health Minute focuses on Resilience. As part of the Frenship ISD Strategic Plan Initiative, the Mental Health Minute seeks to promote awareness of mental health and wellness across the district.

Last week, Frenship ISD welcomed nearly 150 superintendents and school leaders from across Texas while hosting the Texas Future-Ready Superintendent Leadership Network (FRSLN) conference. During the two-day conference, school leaders received a firsthand look at what makes Frenship such a special place to work, learn, and grow.