On Thurs, May 20th we will begin collecting any technology that you may have checked out. Please return any laptops, charging cords or wifi hot spots to FMS by Thur, May 27th. These items may be dropped off in the middle office on weekdays from 8am to 4pm. If you have any questions please contact the campus at 806-866-4464.

Tiger Bites is going to look a little different this year by providing grab-and-go curbside meals.

Last week Betenbough Homes broke ground on their newest development, Harvest, located just south of Wolfforth in the Frenship school district.

Each year the middle school track teams at Frenship strive to set a high bar, but after not getting to have a middle school track season last year, teams at each campus set new school records this season.

Earlier this week, Frenship hosted the 7th annual Fine Arts Showcase at the Performing Arts Center and it was packed full of beautiful handmade art from all grade levels across the district.

On Monday, April 26, Frenship Dual Language students performed in the 11th Frenship Bilingual Celebration program. The celebration takes place each year to honor the success of all Dual Language students.

Last week, Upland Heights Elementary and FHS Ninth Grade Center students learned more about recycling and sustainability through Earth Day projects.

Last week the FHS Symphonic bands, Wind Symphony, and Wind Ensemble competed in the University Interscholastic League (UIL) Concert and Sight Reading Contest at the new Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock. Each group scored a Division 1 (Superior) rating in both Concert and Sight reading performances.

Students in Heather Walker’s second grade class at Upland Heights and in Lorrie Crain’s Virtual Learning Pre-Kindergarten class at Westwind have become published authors this year.

Digital Citizenship is a concept that teaches our students how to use technology appropriately; similar to teaching kids to be good citizens. This month, students across the District, are learning about Relationships and Communication.