The pandemic is already stressful, let us handle the meals! Frenship ISD and Aramark are excited to announce that breakfast and lunch will be FREE for all students across the District starting December 1, 2020 through the end of this school year.
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As of November 12, 2020, Frenship ISD will remove the Early Releases for elementary and middle school campuses only on December 17 and 18. By going to school for the full day on these two days, Frenship will be able to add back 240 instructional minutes and will remain in compliance with the State’s instructional minute requirements with little disruption to the academic calendar.
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While the girls side of Tiger Basketball was unable to travel to Amarillo High on Tuesday, November 17, the boys did make the trip up I-27 to face an equally tough Sandies squad. The game was close throughout but with a big fourth quarter push by the Sandies, Frenship was unable to pull out the victory falling 78-57.
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It’s an ongoing understatement to say 2020 has been a year wrought with challenges, and the Frenship Girls Basketball Team has not been immune even early in the season. In the past week, both of Frenship’s previously scheduled opponents (Amarillo High and Lubbock Coronado) have been forced to cancel games due to COVID-19 cases on their respective teams.
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Frenship Volleyball (18-1) wrapped up their regular season on the road against Abilene High Friday, November 13, sealing an undefeated District 2-6A campaign with a 25-15, 25-12, 25-18 sweep. With the victory, Frenship extended their winning streak to 14 matches and garnered their twelfth sweep of the season, 9 of which have come in district play.
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In most years, “practicing on Thanksgiving” means you’ve made a deep run into the UIL State Playoffs and have a Friday playoff matchup at a neutral site. But 2020 is not most years. Class 5A and 6A teams across Texas have regularly scheduled games the day after Thanksgiving this season and that’s also true of the Frenship Tigers (2-6, 1-4) who will face off with the Odessa High Bronchos at Peoples Bank Stadium, their final matchup of the 2020 season.
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As a passionate and dedicated educator and leader, fifth grade Dual Language teacher Robert Nunez was selected as Frenship's nomination for the 2021 LCU Distinguished Educator of Lubbock County award.
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For the first time in almost twenty-five years, Frenship Cross-Country is sending a female runner to the state meet. Freshman athlete, Faith Zint, is ready for the challenge ahead in Round Rock, TX on Tuesday, November 24.
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Lorrie Crain, Virtual Learning teacher at Westwind Elementary, has made it her priority to keep her students stay engaged and connected. When the school year began, she wanted her students to get to know each other the same way they would in a face-to-face setting.
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First Grade students at North Ridge learned about Native American culture by reading The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush by Tomie dePaola.
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