During the February 15 school board meeting, the Frenship ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the District’s 2021-2022 Academic Calendar.

Students involved in the Gifted and Talented (GT) program at Legacy Elementary dove deeper into their annual theme of “Communication” by learning about the Gutenberg Printing Press. Throughout the year they have also studied Morse Code, Braille and Sign Language, and the NATO phonetic alphabet.

First graders in Callie Flusche’s class at Upland Heights are studying maps and how to use a compass, so to enhance their knowledge they virtually traveled to Disney World.

Donning their Frenship gear and wearing a smile, more than 70 Frenship students spent their Saturday helping the Boys and Girls Club of Lubbock hand out more than 1,200 boxes of free food to community members in need.

During the month of February, designated as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, Frenship ISD is excited to recognize the highly successful CTE program that is shaping Frenship students’ futures.

On Saturday, February 6, more than 1,000 free boxes of fresh produce, meat, and dairy products will be available for children and families in Lubbock County.

Tara Espindola, Second Grade Virtual Learning Teacher at Upland Heights Elementary, celebrates the 100th Day of School with fun virtual activities for students.

Check out all the campus spelling bee winners! The first place winner from each campus will compete in the District Spelling Bee on Friday, February 5.

Along with a group of 27 teachers from 25 different districts in West Texas, two Frenship educators completed their training for Project TEDD: Training Educators in Dual Diagnosis through a training program hosted by Texas Tech University.

Before the start of the 2020-2021 school year, the state mandated through House Bill 3, that all Kindergarten through third grade teachers take the new Texas Reading Academy, an 11 month professional development course that all K-3 teachers are required to complete by 2023.