Due to forecasts showing more precipitation and icy roads overnight, all Frenship ISD campus start times will be delayed by two hours on Thursday, February 2. This means your campus will start two hours later than their regular start time. Buses are scheduled to run a regular route two hours later than normal on pavement only. We will continue to closely monitor the weather conditions and will re-evaluate tomorrow morning. If there are any additional changes such as a cancelation, we will notify parents through a callout, and we will post information to our social media pages, website, and share with our local news stations.

During a recent awards gala, the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and Young Professionals of Lubbock awarded Tiffany Taylor, Frenship ISD's Director of Communications and Community Engagement, with the Top 20 Under 40 Leadership Award.

Set to open in August of 2023, Frenship ISD’s newest school now has a name. During the January 19 school board meeting, the Frenship ISD Board of Trustees approved the name for the fourth middle school as Alcove Trails Middle School. The Board of Trustees also approved the new 2023-2024 middle school attendance boundaries.

January is officially School Board Recognition Month in the state of Texas! Governor Greg Abbott issued this proclamation to highlight the invaluable contributions of the dedicated men and women who serve as trustees for the betterment of all Texas schools.

Before winter break, Crestview Elementary fifth grade science students had a virtual visit with Stephen Zenter, a NASA mission control employee.

This week, Frenship students in the Superintendent Student Advisory Board and Willow Bend Elementary Student Council teamed up with the Rotary Club of Lubbock and several other community partners, to fill backpacks with food for students over the extended holiday break.

First grade students reenact what it was like to go to school in the great plains at the annual “Candlelight at the Ranch” at the National Ranching Heritage Center at Texas Tech University.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we sit down with Rebecca Whipkey, Principal of the Fourth Middle School. Rebecca gives us an update on the construction of the fourth middle school, the process for naming the school, attendance boundaries, and more!

Based on feedback from the Frenship community, Frenship worked with demographers to adjust the proposed middle school attendance boundaries. CLICK HERE to view the changes and learn how you can provide feedback on the proposed boundaries.

On December 3, several Frenship students spent the day with Lubbock Police Officers for Santa Cops, a fun-fill holiday experience that helps meet the needs and Christmas wishes for area children in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.