The Frenship High School speech and debate team competed at the UIL Regional Congress on Thursday, November 1, and three students earned their way to the state competition.

tudents are encouraged to use Newton’s laws of motion with this activity as well as application of vocabulary terms such as force, motion, gravity, friction, and inertia.

Pre-K and kindergarten students at Oak Ridge Elementary celebrated the 50th day of school with a day from the 1950s

Willow Bend third graders wrapped up their study of biographies on Oct. 31 with a unique experience – a visit from a local food truck.

Frenship Middle School students poured their time and energy into a creating a quarter of a mile long red paper chain to be put on display in front of their school.

Seventh grade students at Heritage Middle School brushed into a better understanding of the human body.

The Special Education Department at Casey Administration created a spook-tacular surprise for students across this district on Halloween.

FHS had the highly-favored Permian Panthers on their heels for much of the first half Friday night at Ratliff Stadium. In the end, the Panthers proved too much and came out with a 38-10 victory to stay unbeaten in District 2-6A.

Elementary campuses across FISD have looked quite festive in the past few days with an endless variety of decorated pumpkins lining the hallways. Carved, painted and embellished, hundreds of pumpkins have made their way into campus-wide contests with participants playing to win!

Last spring at Texas A&M University’s World Food Prize, Gabrielle Louis was selected as one of the four students to represent the state of Texas at the Global Youth Institute hosted by the World Food Prize Foundation from October 17-19.