Frenship ISD is proud to announce that Terra Vista Middle School Head Band Director Roel Sanchez has been awarded the Lubbock Christian University Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Bradley Hughes, a 2005 Frenship graduate made his very own documentary about the life of World Champion Bull Rider, Lane Frost. Through the people closest to Lane Frost and bull riding champions of today, the documentary dives into the story of a cowboy who left his mark on Western culture and rodeo sports. Read more about how you can watch the documentary!

Published author and Reese Education Center English teacher, Jefferson Marshall was recently featured in a segment for the Texas Country Reporter 100 Year Celebration. Additionally, Marshall will be the featured author for the National Ranching Heritage Center Ranch Day.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we visit with Frenship ISD Director of Counseling Craig Thomson about the importance of Child Abuse Prevention Month and the resources available to help prevent, identify, and report child abuse and neglect.

The student votes are in, and Frenship ISD is excited to welcome a new family member! On April 11, the Frenship ISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted to approve the student recommendations for the new mascot of Frenship Memorial High School as the Panthers with the official colors of Frenship blue and bright blue.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we visit with Frenship ISD Director of Special Education Jennifer Pierce. She tells us about the upcoming Frenship Community Resource Fair on April 8th that will provide families with information, opportunities, and resources related to special education at Frenship and across the community.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we hear from Frenship ISD’s Lead Diagnostician, Marisa Maldonado. Marisa has been in education for 18 years with eight at Frenship ISD. As part of Diagnostician Appreciation Week, she gives us an inside look into how our diagnosticians serve our Frenship families.

Reese students interacted with special visitors during this year's Day of Hope. Developed by the Hope Squad Organization, this national day serves as a beacon of awareness, emphasizing connectedness, resilience, and mental health education within schools and communities.

Congratulations to all the Frenship ISD campus Teachers of the Year, Rookie Teachers of the Year, and Support Professionals of the Year who were selected by their peers!

During the Texas School Public Relations Association state conference this week, the Frenship ISD Communications Department won nine Gold Star Awards, a Best of Category Award, and three Silver Awards for various communications projects.