On November 3, 2020, registered voters in the Frenship District approved a $299.7 million bond to accommodate Frenship’s growth. More than 90% of the $299.7 million bond was dedicated to building additional schools and renovating existing facilities to accommodate the 2-5% student enrollment growth each year.

Building Additional Schools - Complete

• Alcove Trails Middle School, Frenship’s 4th middle school, opened in August 2023
• Ridgewood Elementary School, Frenship’s ninth elementary, opened in August 2024
• Frenship Memorial High School, Frenship’s second comprehensive high school, opened in August 2025
  • This high school opened with 9-10th grade students during its first school year in 2025-2026. The first graduating class of Memorial will be in May 2028. 
  • Students from Terra Vista Middle School and Heritage Middle School feed into Memorial High School. 
  • Mascot: Panthers, Colors: Frenship Blue and Bright Blue (Columbia Blue). 

Repurposing Ninth Grade Center to Frenship Middle School - Complete

With the opening of Frenship Memorial High School, the Ninth Grade Center campus was no longer needed to house ninth grade students and was repurposed to serve as the new Frenship Middle School campus beginning the 2025-2026 school year. Previously, Frenship Middle School was housed in the first and original Frenship high school built in 1935.

As part of the 2020 Bond projects, additions were added to the Ninth Grade Center campus to make it a stand-alone middle school with facilities that are equitable to other Frenship middle schools. Those additions included a fine arts wing with band and choir halls and athletic facilities such as a practice field and game day field designated specifically for the middle school. 

What will happen to the old FMS building when the campus moves? 

As we see student enrollment steadily climbing, the number of staff members is also increasing. With FMS now in its new home at 407 N. Dowden Road in Wolfforth, the old FMS building, located at 500 Main Street in Wolfforth, will be converted to the Frenship Professional Learner Center. Renovations for this building are part of the 2024 Bond projects. This includes: 

• • Aspire Learning Academy (formerly Reese Education Center) will move to the Professional Learning Center starting the 2026-2027 school year
  • Renovated event center to host district and campus events
  • Renovated professional learning and training spaces

In addition to building new schools and the conversion of the Ninth Grade Center to Frenship Middle School, the 2020 Bond, included various safety and security upgrades, renovations, and more. Below is a comprehensive list of some of the main completed 2020 Bond projects. 

• Districtwide phone system upgrades
• Districtwide technology infrastructure enhancements
• Districtwide parking lot maintenance including seal coating, re-striping, pavement patching, repairing curbs, and repainting fire zones
• Districtwide energy management upgrades 
• Safety and security upgrades to locks and keys
• Frenship High School baseball and softball turf field installation and new outfield fences
  • The new fences are safer for our student athletes and allow for more give if you run into the fence
  • Practice field lighting
• Three elementary playground upgrades (Bennett Elementary, North Ridge Elementary, Legacy Elementary) with added safety features and new equipment
  • Additional playground upgrades at other campuses are included in the 2024 Bond projects
• Five elementary gym floor upgrades with added safety features such as shock-absorption and slip-resistant floors with vinyl rubber with longer durability 
  • The other three elementary campuses already had the upgraded floors