The Frenship Girls Basketball team not only brought home the Championship trophy from the Franklin Girls Classic, but they also broke a school record for highest points scored. The undefeated Tigers currently have a 16-0 record for the season.

For the past 11 years, Charlie Pitner has spent the holiday months hosting a coat drive. All jackets and coats donated to Charlie’s Kids-4-Kids Coat Drive go directly to those in the community who need it most. This year, Charlie is hoping to collect even more coats.

Last week, the Frenship Tiger Boys Basketball team won the Gene Messer Classic Tournament. The Tigers are feeling confident as they compete in the CW Jackson Lions Club Classic Tournament.

Frenship FFA students competed in 13 different Leadership Development Events this contest season. Students competing in these LDEs demonstrate their abilities in public speaking, decision-making, communication, and their knowledge of agriculture and the FFA organization.

Danielle Duff, a Frenship High School junior, was accepted into the NASA High School Aerospace Scholars program and is learning about aerospace and space exploration through real-world research.

Frenship ISD is proud to announce Kelsey Taylor, Ninth Grade Center Assistant Principal, has been selected as the 2024 Texas High School Assistant Principal of the Year by the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals, TASSP.

Frenship students in the Business Professionals of America organization show what it means to live the Frenship Way by raising money for the Special Olympics.

Recently, the Frenship Tiger Boys Basketball team brought home wins against Abilene Wylie, Lubbock-Cooper, and Monterey High School. The Tigers are hosting the Gene Messer Classic Tournament and are feeling excited for the next round of games after defeating Hobbs and Caprock.

The Tiger Girls Basketball team brought home the 1st place trophy at the Hub City Tip-Off Classic before Thanksgiving. Over the break, the girls scored a dub over Lubbock-Cooper, and this past Tuesday, the Tigers defeated Monterey.

Frenship High School Unified Track teammates Hannah Pharies and Jeremiah Pardo were interviewed to serve on the Regional Youth Leadership Committee. This week, they were notified that they have been selected to be members of the Regional Youth Leadership Committee for Special Olympics Texas West Region.