Our science students have spent the day using their critical thinking skills to solve a "crime." They have analyzed evidence, interviewed suspects and witnesses, and proposed motives. #ProjectBasedLearning #BetterTogether #FrontierMustangs
6th graders read the novel Hatchet. Mrs. Boone ordered them an MRE so they could relate to one of the characters who is starving and finds an MRE. The kids tried the rations today. Most of them said it was “pretty good.”
6th graders read the novel Hatchet. Mrs. Boone ordered them an MRE so they could relate to one of the characters who is starving and finds an MRE. The kids tried the rations today. Most of them said it was “pretty good.”
6th graders read the novel Hatchet. Mrs. Boone ordered them an MRE so they could relate to one of the characters who is starving and finds an MRE. The kids tried the rations today. Most of them said it was “pretty good.”
Pumpkin Patch time!! Pk-6th graders will have the opportunity to buy pumpkins at school again this year. Fliers are going home today.
Pumpkin Patch time!! Pk-6th graders will have the opportunity to buy pumpkins at school again this year. Fliers are going home today.
5th and 6th grade Ripley tournament brackets for the upcoming tournament on October 25th, 26th, and 28th.
Elementary STEAM students learned about static electricity and made dancing ghosts today! Check it out-
https://fb.watch/8NOdi9_d2g/
Students in Mrs. Harding's Biology classes have spent the day taking bacteria swabs around the school. They will wait to analyze the bacteria growth in a few weeks. #projectbasedlearning #FrontierMustangs
Our Class of 2022 has been busy this week exploring their post-secondary education and/or training options. On Monday the students attended a Career Fair at Stillwater High School. On Wednesday they visited the NOC Tonkawa campus for NOC's Annual Senior Day. One lucky student, Braden B., even received a scholarship worth $400! #BetterTogether #Seniors2022
Next week, Oct. 25-29, is Red Ribbon Week. Our Senior Leadership Classes along with Mrs. Alley and Mrs. Golay, will be sponsoring activities, dress up days, and sharing information for students in grades PreK-12 throughout the week. #RedRibbonWeek #BetterTogether #FrontierMustangs
Congratulations to Aidyn and Anna for making the ECOCDA honor choir!!
SENIOR Class 2022 Meal: Pulled Pork (Head Country) served during Parent/Teacher Conference, Tuesday, October 12, 2021, (3:30 PM to 7:30 PM) Delivery Available: Tips and Pre-orders Welcome!
$6 per meal
Congratulations to our Students of the Month!! Larissa, Christian, and Emma are definitely top-notch!!
Awards for Indigenous Peoples Day go to:
Most Traditional Dress: Day Whitehawk
Best Dressed: Audrina Jefferson
Hand Drum Contest: Cody and Olivia Littlecook
Starting Tuesday, 7-12 students wanting water in class need to bring their own refillable water bottles.
Ms.FawFaw singing with Cody and Olivia Littlecook for the hand drum contest during lunch. This was a contest to celebrate Indigenous People's Day.
Ms.FawFaw singing with Cody and Olivia Littlecook for the hand drum contest during lunch. This was a contest to celebrate Indigenous People's Day.
Monday is Indigenous Peoples day. Indigenous Peoples Day is about honoring ancestors and their perseverance and determination to survive. Please see the flier to participate in the days events. There will be prizes for best dressed and most traditional.
3rd grade wrote Thank You letters to the NY fire department for 9/11. The FDNY responded with a thank you back and some nice letters to those that wrote specifically to the firefighters. Making connections; making memories; making an impact.
