Frenship ISD is excited to welcome Sydney Sexton as the new Executive Director of Leadership and Development. With 30 years of experience in education, Sexton brings a deep understanding of instructional strategy, campus support, and leadership development to this district-level role.

Frenship ISD is happy to welcome Angela Richards as the new principal for Reese Education Center. Richards brings 20 years of experience in education, a passion for student growth, and a strong foundation in both instructional leadership and social-emotional learning.

During the 21st annual Drive for Leaders Golf Tournament, the Frenship Foundation for Leadership awarded 61 Frenship High School seniors with Character Scholarships totaling $82,350.

For information on the 2025 Reese Education Center and Frenship High School Graduations, click here.

Frenship ISD is excited to announce that long time Upland Heights Elementary Principal Denise Stewart has been selected as the new Frenship ISD Director of Curriculum and Instruction starting the 2025-2026 school year. As Stewart prepares to take on this new role, Lara Nelson, the Upland Heights Assistant Principal, will now lead the campus as the new principal.

The aquatic science classrooms at Frenship High School are overflowing with life as students dive into hands-on learning. Thanks to a Frenship Foundation for Leadership Teacher Grant, the classrooms now feature a variety of aquatic animals and ecosystems.

This month’s theme for Mental Health Minute is Courage. As a component of the 2021 Strategic Plan Initiative, the goal of the Mental Health Minute is to spread awareness of mental health across Frenship ISD.

This week, Frenship ISD hosted its 24th annual Staff Appreciation Banquet to honor the district’s retirees, service pins awards of 20 years and up, and the campus support professionals of the year, rookie teachers of the year, and teachers of the year.

Frenship High School Construction and Manufacturing students are using their hands and hearts to give back to the community through this year’s Casas for CASA fundraiser, building a one-of-a-kind playhouse to benefit children in foster care.

Students in the fashion design program at Frenship High School are using their skills to support cancer patients and spread kindness one stitch at a time. Their handcrafted caps and blankets are being donated to families through Ronald McDonald House Charities.