Upland Heights Elementary hosted Electives Day last Friday where several community members came out to their school to demonstrate careers to students.

Fourth grade students at Crestview Elementary stood up against bullying in an emotional program called Kids Against Violence led by music teacher Mrs. Leslie Martin as part of Red Ribbon Week.

Red Ribbon Week was celebrated across the campuses of FISD last week encouraging students to be drug free.

Guest speaker, Carol Johnson of the Sewing Studio, told stories of slavery and how quilts played an important role in leading them to freedom.

Westwind kindergarten teacher, Kim Ivie, was given the news she had breast cancer last summer. When a former student of Ivie’s heard about her diagnosis, she knew she wanted to help.

The Frenship Tiger Band competed in two rounds of competition this past weekend at the Area A Marching Contest in Odessa.

The Bronchos returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown to take an early lead and never look back in a 56-10 win over the Tigers.

Terra Vista Middle School’s college and career teacher, Molly Arellano, is bringing in several guest speakers from the community to talk to students about career choices this year.

Frenship ISD received the America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education grant from the Monsanto Fund in the amount of $10,000.

First Chapter Friday is all about creating a classroom community of readers where Massey briefly shares a book that she personally loves and reads the first chapter (or section) each Friday.