Frenship Memorial High School & Frenship High School Pom squads competed in the Crowd Pleasers Spirit Competition and came home with over 40 awards and accolades.

Campuses across Frenship ISD are participating in Paws for a Cause, a district-wide initiative focused on strengthening connections, encouraging empathy, and giving students meaningful opportunities to serve others. From elementary classrooms to high school organizations, the week was filled with intentional acts of kindness that brought the Frenship Way to life.

On February 13, participants from each Frenship elementary and middle school campus competed in the district-wide spelling bee competition.

At the recent UIL Regional Solo and Ensemble Competition, 31 Frenship High School students received Superior ratings on their solos, and four ensembles earned Superior ratings, advancing to the State contest. Memorial High School had 16 students receive Superior ratings on Grade 1 solos, securing their spots at state.

This month’s Mental Health Minute focuses on kindness. As part of the Frenship ISD Strategic Plan Initiative, the Mental Health Minute seeks to promote awareness of mental health and wellness across the district.

Frenship ISD is excited to launch Paws for a Cause, a new district-wide initiative designed to promote kindness, empathy, and community service among students of all grade levels. The new program aligns with Kindness Week and will have different elements spread throughout February.

This past weekend, Frenship High School HOSA - Future Health Professionals students competed at the Area HOSA Competition held in El Paso, earning top placements and advancing seven students to the state competition next month in Corpus Christi.

Frenship ISD’s CTE Mentoring Program is shaping future leaders by giving high school students hands-on, real-world experience while serving younger students across the district. Through meaningful relationships and work-based learning, mentors develop essential career skills while making a lasting impact in Frenship schools.

The 2026 Frenship Foundation Character Scholarship is now open, and Frenship High School graduate Kianah Aldaco is encouraging seniors to apply and share their story. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate strong character, leadership, and service to others.

Today, Frenship High School honored seven student-athletes on National NCAA Signing Day. These Tigers will go on to play at the collegiate level after graduation.