All eight Frenship Elementary schools held their campus science fairs to determine which students will compete in the South Plains Regional Science Fair held at Texas Tech University on February 22.

Members of the Hope Squad at Frenship Middle School painted rocks with positive and encouraging messages on rocks to be placed in the Counselor’s Garden. These rocks are available for all students to take at their need for an extra boost of positivity to brighten their day.

Frenship FFA students represented well at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo last week. Students are now preparing to head to San Angelo for the next major Stock Show.

The Frenship High School Powerlifting Team traveled to Seminole last week to compete in the Indian Invitational Meet. Coach Robinson is proud of the lifters for improving at each competition.

Throughout the year, the Reese Education Center has been inviting community guests to present career opportunities available for students upon graduation.

All four Frenship middle schools were represented at the recent FIRST Tech Challenge hosted by Lubbock-Cooper. The teams are now gearing up for the League Championship, where they will have the chance to qualify for the Regional Championship.

Over 50 Frenship soloists and four ensembles are headed to the State Solo and Ensemble Competition after securing a Division 1 rating at the regional competition.

The Frenship High School Boys Basketball Team continues to stay on top. This past week the Tigers dominated the Odessa High Bronchos and Midland Legacy Rebels.

The Frenship High School Boys Soccer Team dominated Midland Legacy this past week. The Tigers are trailing behind Odessa Permian and Midland High for a top spot in the District 2-6A scoreboard.

The Frenship High School Girls Soccer Team kept their goal blocked against the Midland High Bulldogs and Midland Legacy Rebels. The Tigers are currently in second place for District 2-6A right behind San Angelo Central.