Tis' the season for coughs and colds. Here a few reminders to keep in mind regarding illness and the school policies.
Please do not send your child to school if they have a fever, have diarrhea or vomiting, have a cough with other symptoms such as a sore throat, or have other symptoms that are covid related.
Due to liability issues the nurse cannot diagnose illnesses or prescribe treatments. The school nurse will administer covid tests within the following time frames: 8:30 to 9:30 and 12:30 - 1:30.
Additionally, we must have a signed consent form from the parent on file before administering a covid test. If you have questions please call 580-723-4582 and ask for Nurse Whitney.
The elementary students are counting down the 12 school days before Christmas Break. Today was "We'll Have a Blue Christmas Without You" Day - wear blue. Tomorrow is "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" Day - wear white.
Help Your Child Succeed in School: School success goes hand in hand with being in school every day!
DID YOU KNOW? All families have hopes and dreams for their children. Being in school every day will enable children to do well in school, and graduate from high school ready for work or college.
WHAT CAN YOU DO? Reach out to a family member, a neighbor, or another parent if you are having trouble getting your student to school.
#AttendanceMatters
The Frontier junior high basketball teams will compete in the Ripley JH Tournament next week. First games are this Monday: please see the included brackets for additional information. #BetterTogether #MustangPride
Frontier Elementary STEAM students made floats based on books they read. They had a parade today and it was super! Check out the Facebook page for video.
Today the third grade class continued their tradition of Stone Soup. They read the story in class and then invited guests. Each child contributed an ingredient to help make the meal a success! It was fantastic!
Noble County Sheriff is at the school conducting a training exercise. There is not cause for alarm.
The JH games are being streamed on our website, live from the Pawhuska Tournament, today and tomorrow.
Frontier 8th grader, McKinnlee Hawk, placed 1st yesterday at the FCCLA District STAR events in Creed Speaking and Interpretation . She will be competing at regionals on February 1st. Congratulations, McKinnlee! #BetterTogether #MustangPride
9:00 am - 11:55 am - Natha Little Crow, Raven Morgan, and the third and fourth hour Otoe language and Native Studies classes will be helping with the elementary PE classes.
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm - Parents of students who will be dressing in their regalia and want to help them get ready can contact the school and ask for Ms. Faw Faw.
12:57 pm Assembly in the gym
Flag Song
Veteran's Song
Soldier Dance
Round Dance
Intertribal
Buffalo Dance
Snake Dance
Two-Step
Closing
1:57 pm Students dismissed back to class
Just a reminder, there will be no school next week (Nov. 22-26).
Help Your Child Succeed in School: School success goes hand in hand with being in school every day!
DID YOU KNOW? Students with too many absences struggle to catch up, even with take-home assignments.
WHAT CAN YOU DO? If your child seems anxious about going to school, talk to teachers, school counselors, or other families for advice on how to make her feel comfortable and excited about learning.
#AttendanceMatters
Saturday, November 13th at 1:45 PM, Frontier Public Schools will honor Coach Bob Weckstein for his recent induction into the Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame. All current and former players are encouraged to attend and sit in reserved seating on home-side floor bleachers. Our first HS basketball game will tip off at 2 PM following our celebration of Coach Weckstein's team's achievements.
If you didn’t get to watch it live, you can access the Veterans Day program at http://frontiermustangs.tv/
Thank you to Charles Sanders and the stream team for videoing the event.
The JH Pawhuska BB Tournament bracket has been update. Our JH Lady Mustangs and JH Mustangs will still play at 12:00 and 1:00 next Thursday, but the times for the following games have been altered.
Frontier will be collecting new coats for students in pre-k through 12th grade beginning Wednesday, November 10 through Friday, November 19th.
Coat distribution will start Monday November 29th.
If you would like to donate a coat, please drop it off with Mrs. Candi in the Superintendent’s office. If your child is in need of a coat, please contact Ashley Weckstein, 580-723-4360 ext. 126 or by email ashley.weckstein@frontierok.com with your child’s size.
This week some of our Agricultural Education students traveled to Oklahoma Panhandle State University for the annual FFA Interscholastic Contest. Our students participated in the land judging event. Land judging serves as a tool to teach youth about the field of soil science and the use and management of soils. It is a program designed to guide them toward the understanding and importance of:
1. Basic soil properties as they affect the use and management of soils.
2. Management practices applicable to the care and management of soil and water. #BetterTogether #FrontierMustangs
Saturday, November 13th at 1:45 PM, Frontier Public Schools will honor Coach Bob Weckstein for his recent induction into the Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame. All current and former players are encouraged to attend and sit in reserved seating on home-side floor bleachers. Our first HS basketball game will tip off at 2 PM following our celebration of Coach Weckstein's team's achievements.
The Mustang 7th/8th grade teams will travel to Pawhuska next week beginning Thursday, November 18 for the Pawhuska Jr. High Basketball Tournament. The Lady Mustangs will play at 12:00 and the Mustangs will follow at 1:00. Please view the included brackets for additional times and opponents. If you haven't done so already, we highly encourage you to download our school app so you can stay up-to-date with all school events. It is available on iTunes and Play Store for free.
The Frontier Student Council has been awarded OASC Gold Chapter status for the 3rd consecutive year.The purpose of this project is to recognize Student Councils that have done an outstanding job in their schools. These are student councils, which have a well-rounded program, and are active on the local, district, and state level. In order to qualify a STUCO must earn 195 points from a set criteria including holding a democratic election process, sponsor a community service project, hold a fundraiser, and engage in interschool activities. #BetterTogether #FrontierMustangs #STUCO
