On October 17, National Multicultural Diversity Day, students in all grade levels at Westwind Elementary wrapped up their lessons from Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebration.

According to the 2023 Niche.com school rankings, Frenship ISD is one of the best public school districts in Texas for students to attend and for teachers to work.

Over the summer, the Frenship ISD Counseling went through some changes, so we caught up with Craig Thomson, Director of Counseling, to discuss what's new and how they serve our Frenship students.

During Westwind Elementary's annual week of community helpers, kindergarten students got to see a demonstration from the Lubbock Police Department K-9 unit.

Elementary student councils across the area gathered at the Casey Administration Building last week for a leadership workshop put on by the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA).

Congratulations to Randy and Luann Curry, who were recognized with the Community Connector Award from Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and Optimum.

Westwind Elementary is using a state-of-the-art audio-visual system to increase engagement and cross-curricular learning in their P.E. classes.

In this edition of Talking with Tigers, we get to know Senon Cruz, Frenship ISD Bilingual and ESL Coordinator, as he discusses his passion for education and how Frenship is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month.

With autumn quickly approaching, kindergarten students at Westwind Elementary prepare for the season by learning all about one of their favorite fall fruits.

This week, the Frenship Foundation for Leadership held their annual Prize Patrol celebration, surprising nearly 70 Frenship educators with teacher grants totaling more than $65,000.