Evie Maes BBQ owner Arnis Robbins donated hundreds of hours of his personal time to build a custom smoker for the Frenship culinary program's Barbecue Competition Team.

The Frenship High School graduating class of 2020 presented $7,000 in donations to multiple recipients over the summer. Due to the ignition of the pandemic in the spring of their senior year, many activities they raised funds for, were cancelled.

INCubatoredu was made possible to Frenship by public-private partnerships. It is a year-long course that will take Frenship students through an elite national business startup model that was developed at Stanford University. Students will create, innovate, and apply their business skills to see an idea through from ideation to creation.

During the August 17 school board meeting, the Frenship ISD Board of Trustees approved an order calling for a bond election on November 3, 2020. The bond election was previously scheduled for May but was postponed due to COVID-19.

Frenship teachers and staff gathered for a day of learning, development and connection.

As Frenship ISD prepares for the upcoming school year, providing the cleanest environment for students, teachers and staff is top priority.

Starting August 11 at 8 a.m., parents will be able to view their student's class schedule or teacher assignments.

Frenship ISD will still offer in-person Meet the Teacher and Open House events for students. Click here to see the dates, times, and changes for the events.

Parents can now complete the registration process online. Click here for more information on this year's registration changes and dates.

After four years of dedicated service and involvement in the FFA program, Frenship High School graduate Emily Stuart was recently awarded a $20,000 scholarship from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.