Employment

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Frenship ISD proudly employees approximately 1,400 staff members who serve more than 11,500 students. During the 2023-2024 school year, Niche ranked Frenship ISD as the #1 Best Place to Teach in the Lubbock Area and the #14 Best Place to Teach in Texas out of more than 1,000 school districts. With a rich tradition of excellence, our staff are achieving local, state, national, and worldwide recognition!

Our Staff in the News

Frenship ISD Head Athletic Trainer Dustin Rush receives National Athletic Trainer Excellence Award

Frenship's Kelsey Taylor Named the Texas High School Assistant Principal of the Year — Frenship's Kelsey Taylor named the Texas High School Assistant Principal of the Year

Matthew Huston was awarded the Outstanding Young Teacher Award from the Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas. Huston is one of three educators chosen for this award. — Matthew Huston was awarded the Outstanding Young Teacher Award from the Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas

Frenship's Nancy Schunke is headed to London to present and teach fun, interactive STEAM activities to children across the world at this year's Star Wars Celebration Europe — Frenship's Nancy Schunke traveled to London to present and teach fun, interactive STEAM activities to children across the world at this the Star Wars Celebration Europe

Ira Florez and Chelsea Salazar named Top 20 Under 40 recipients — Frenship ISD CTE Coordinator Ira Florez and Frenship ISD Board of Trustee Chelsea Salazar Selected as Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Top 20 Under 40 Leaders

Ro Sanchez named an LCU Distinguished Educator and recipient of Excellence in Teaching Award — Terra Vista Band Director Roel Sanchez receives Excellence in Teaching Award

Alexandra Gomez awarded LCU Pre-Service educator of the year — Ninth Grade Center's Alexandra Gomez awarded the LCU PreService Educator of the Year Award

Crestview's Saundra Wimberley receives the Volunteer of the Year Award from the National Ranching Heritage Center — Saundra Wimberley, a Crestview Elementary first-grade teacher, was named Volunteer of the Year by the National Ranching Heritage Center for her longtime commitment to the organization

Jake Lierman, the Frenship High School Theatre Director, steps into the spotlight with The Wallace Theater in a production of Jekyll and Hyde. — Jake Lierman, the Frenship High School Theatre Director, steps into the spotlight with The Wallace Theater in a production of Jekyll and Hyde

Qualimetra Chapman serves as the counselor, but she has recently tapped into her creative artistic skills to show students different historical figures that represent inclusion and diversity. — Qualimetra Chapman serves as the counselor, but she has recently tapped into her creative artistic skills to show students different historical figures that represent inclusion and diversity

Nancy Schunke named American Chemical Society Chemistry Teacher of the Year — FHS & NGC Chemistry Teacher Nancy Schunke receives the American Chemical Society's Chemistry Teacher of the Year

Upland Heights teacher Tara Espindola named Region 17 Elementary Teacher of the Year — Upland Heights Elementary teacher Tara Espindola selected as Region 17 Elementary Teacher of the Year

Kyle Vernon, a Frenship High School teacher, took the bedtime stories he made up for his children and put them to paper to write his debut novel Digby the Church Mouse: Saving Home. — Kyle Vernon, a Frenship High School teacher, took the bedtime stories he made up for his children and put them to paper to write his debut novel Digby the Church Mouse: Saving Home

Terra Vista's Elisa Ibarra-Garrett was awarded the Middle School Social Studies Teacher by The Staked Plains Council for Social Studies

Robert Nunez, a Willow Bend Elementary 5th grade Dual Language teacher, was one of 27 community members to be selected as a 2023 Adelante Award recipient, an award designed to recognize Hispanic men who serve as role models in their respective industries

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Application Process

ALL APPLICANTS: You must submit a Frenship ISD Application to be considered for employment. Depending upon the position for which you are applying, the application process may vary. Please find follow all instructions pertaining to the position for which you are applying. After having processed your application, telephone contact will be made if an interview is necessary. Interviews will be arranged based upon review of your completed application and job vacancies.

Frenship ISD is an Equal Opportunity Employer. During the selection and employment process, individuals shall be selected and employed without regard to race, creed, color, gender, age, religious affiliation, marital status, national origin, or physical disability - except where gender or physical requirements constitute a bona fide occupational qualification. Discrimination against any person shall be prohibited in recruitment, examination of application, appointment, training, promotion, retention, discipline, and any other aspect of personnel administration.