Frenship ISD will open a ninth elementary school in August of 2024 and a second high school in August of 2025. These new schools will help accommodate the rapid growth in student enrollment that Frenship is seeing across the district.

Thanks to a local community partner, Frenship students will be able to safely view the solar eclipse happening this weekend. Code Ninjas donated more than 1,000 solar glasses to all Frenship fifth graders and the high school astronomy classes.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we hear from Brandy Copeland, the principal of Frenship's ninth elementary school. She tells us about the excitement of opening a new school and how she is preparing to welcome students in August of 2024.

Elementary students across the district learned about the numerous college and career opportunities ahead of them.

According to the 2024 Niche.com school rankings, Frenship ISD is once again ranked as one of the best public school districts in Texas for students to attend and teachers to work.

Students at Frenship ISD are buzzing with knowledge! On Thursday, Willow Bend Elementary Students and Terra Vista Middle School students in the Dual Language program competed in the District Spanish Spelling Bee.

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.

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

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.