History was made on the Frenship High School Tennis Courts last Friday. The team snagged the District Championship victory over the San Angelo Central Bobcats. The team feels immensely grateful to walk away with this trophy.

Westwind Elementary teacher Amanda Marinez held an NFL Draft for her second-grade students to help them tackle different math concepts.

Thanks to a local community partner, Frenship students will be able to safely view the solar eclipse happening this weekend. Code Ninjas donated more than 1,000 solar glasses to all Frenship fifth graders and the high school astronomy classes.

Fifth graders at North Ridge Elementary try their hand at engineering as they attempt to construct a suspension bridge.

The Tigers traveled to Odessa last weekend for the West Texas Boys Classic Tournament and brought home the second-place title, only one stroke short of first place.

The Frenship Marching band brings home three awards from the Westerner Marching Festival and prepares for the UIL Contest.

Every year, Legacy Elementary hosts a Family Reading Night in the fall to promote literacy and a love of reading both in school and at home.

The Frenship Tiger Volleyball team traveled to Midland last Friday for a successful matchup against the Rebels. The girls then hit the road on Tuesday to San Angelo where they came up short to the Bobcats.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we hear from Brandy Copeland, the principal of Frenship's ninth elementary school. She tells us about the excitement of opening a new school and how she is preparing to welcome students in August of 2024.

Every school year, for over 20 years, Crestview Elementary first graders have invited their grandparents to class to enjoy a tea party, in celebration of National Grandparents Day.