This week, campuses across Frenship ISD celebrated National Red Ribbon Week, a districtwide effort to promote drug prevention and awareness. Throughout the week, students enjoyed fun dress up days, while learning important lessons about the dangers of drugs and substance abuse.

Legacy Elementary recently concluded an engaging ST Math Monster Math challenge, motivating students to complete as many puzzles as possible. To celebrate their achievements, the school hosted a festive Halloween party featuring popcorn, pickles, and a special appearance by JiJi, the beloved mascot of ST Math.

This fall, Frenship schools brought the season to life with a pumpkin patch at Upland Heights Elementary, Halloween-themed art at Alcove Trails Middle School, and an adventurous "Library in the Dark" event at Heritage Middle School. Students across all three campuses enjoyed unique activities that combined creativity, exploration, and fun for the season.

This week the Superintendent's Student Advisory Board met to create blankets that they will donate to Lubbock's University Medical Center to be used by patients in the Cancer Center.

This week staff at Frenship’s Casey Administration Office went all out transforming each department into a unique experience for elementary Special Education students. These students, who came from across the district, spent the day enjoying treats and exploring themed hallways.

In a heartwarming collaboration, Texas Tech University's Teaching Techsans created sensory-friendly homecoming mums for 47 special education students at Frenship High School, ensuring everyone can enjoy cherished school traditions.

On Tuesday, more than 150 area business leaders and community members attended the annual Frenship ISD Business Partners Luncheon. During the program, guests learned about Frenship’s growth, the three Frenship propositions on the November 5 ballot, and updates on Frenship Memorial High School.

On Thursday, approximately 870 Frenship ISD second-grade students across all nine Frenship elementary campuses participated in United We Read, a communitywide initiative that promotes literacy and a love of reading.

The Central Office annual Chili Cook-Off is back, serving up warm bowls and an even warmer welcome for new teachers. With plenty of flavors and friendly competition, this event is all about showing first year educators they’re part of the Frenship family.

This year, students at North Ridge Elementary carved out some time to get into the fall spirit, transforming pumpkins into their favorite book characters. With a gourd-geous display of creativity, 84 pumpkins were submitted, turning the school into a literary pumpkin patch.