Students in Heather Walker’s second grade class at Upland Heights and in Lorrie Crain’s Virtual Learning Pre-Kindergarten class at Westwind have become published authors this year.

Digital Citizenship is a concept that teaches our students how to use technology appropriately; similar to teaching kids to be good citizens. This month, students across the District, are learning about Relationships and Communication.

Each Frenship elementary school library hosted March Madness: A Tournament of Books. This book tournament was held at the same time as the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament. This encouraged students from Pre-Kindergarten all the way to fifth grade to read a book, or listen to a book being read, and vote for their favorite one.

Every year, FHS hosts a blood drive that is open to students, faculty and staff, and community members. This year is no different, and due to the ongoing, global pandemic, the drive is more important than ever before.

Frenship ISD’s five-time District Spelling Bee champion is headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee for a third year. Matthew Noel, a Frenship Middle School eighth grader, earned a spot at nationals after claiming first place at the United Supermarkets Regional Spelling Bee last Saturday hosted at the YWCA’s Legacy Event Center.

“Events like this let our students know that we care about them when they are away from school and that we value their learning. We were glad to see the happiness and joy on their faces!”

Each Friday during the morning announcements at Willow Bend, students get a quick, informative lesson from character Edna.

Frenship FFA was well represented at all the Texas Major Stock Shows by some outstanding Junior and Senior FFA Members.

Students in Shawna Prestridge’s fourth grade class had a Super Mario Day when she set up her classroom to model a Mario Kart game, complete with six-levels of competition, to review how to revise and edit material.

Earlier this week, the 21-member 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.