Playoff tees are now available for purchase through an online store. Order by Sunday 10:00 PM or bring order and money to the superintendent's office no later than 2:30 PM on Monday, February 7. Store Link: https://gogearonline.com/frontier-bballpl22
Frontier will be closed Friday, February 4, 2022. All activities are canceled, as well. We look forward to seeing all of students again on Monday. Stay warm and enjoy the snow day!
Frontier will be out of school on Thursday, February 3.
Use the provided link to vote for Frontier baseball player, Brady Harmon. #FrontierPride
https://north.vypeok.com/2022/01/31/vote-now-ponca-city-area-preseason-baseball-poll-presented-by-stuteville-ford-of-ponca-city-poll-ends-2-7/
We know many of us have been watching the weather forecast for the remainder of the week. It seems highly likely that we will receive some winter weather; however, the main questions are what type of precipitation will we get, how much will we get, and when will we get it? We are actively monitoring the weather forecast because the safety of our students and staff is our top priority. As more information comes in this evening, we hope to make a more informed decision as to the best course of action. Please be sure to check our Facebook page, school app, school website, and the OKC news stations for any announcements regarding closings. Thank you for your cooperation! #BetterTogether
The Otoe-Missouria vaccination clinic has been postponed to February 9th. See the flier for more details.
Tonight's HS games at Chisholm will begin at 6:00 PM. Good luck to our Lady Mustangs and Mustangs! #FrontierPride
The Frontier STUCO have Valentine's Candy Grams available for purchase. Items available include orange Crush, silk rose bud w/card, Hershey Kisses w/card, Ring Pop w/card, or a stuffed animal w/card $1 each. There are also pencils w/cards available for $0.25. Please see a STUCO member or Mrs. McCormick to place an order. They appreciate everyone's support! #BetterTogether #ValentinesDay
Attention 4-H and FFA members: If you are showing any livestock for the Northwest District Junior Livestock Show, you need to provide your COMPLETED paperwork to Mr. Hammand, Michelle Newman, or your 4-H leader ASAP. These same people can assist you with questions, too.
Bond Proposal
Please see the included images for information concerning the proposal to be voted on Feb. 8. The bond issue will provide for our students what we would not be able to purchase without the community’s support, and our students deserve our support. #BetterTogether
Your JH Lady Mustangs and Mustangs are both the Champions of the Blackwell Tournament! Congratulations! #FrontierPride #BetterTogether
AT&T is addressing issues with 723-4360. Please use 4223, 4543 or 4582 until the they're finished.
Students in our 2nd Grade classes had the opportunity to share their family's traditions and culture with their classmates. With help from home, students completed posters showcasing what traditions they love, foods they eat, and how they spend time together. #BetterTogether
Mrs. Dahl, our librarian, gives book talks to all grade levels. Book talks are a powerful way of promoting books and reading to students. These presentations highlight some aspect of a book to intrigue and entice readers. It also helps students see the variety of books available.
Child and adult vaccine clinic scheduled for February 2nd at the tribal complex.
Today we celebrate 100 days of school! Check out these cute little old third graders!
FHS vs Pawnee, 6:00 Fight Cancer Night (Blackout) Thursday Jan. 27. All gate proceeds go to Frontier Against Cancer Fund. Fight Cancer shirts are still available to purchase at the gate. LET'S PACK THE HOUSE! #FrontierPride #FightCancer
Our Frontier HS basketball teams will compete in the Skordle Festival on Friday in Enid. Please view the included schedule for additional details. #FrontierPride
The 2021-2022 yearbooks are now available for sale! Yearbooks can be bought from a yearbook student or can be purchased online. Please see the attached flier for more information.
Today, teachers for grades 7-12 spent time digging deep into student data. In teams they decided 3 questions they had about our data, 2 resources we can use to learn more to help students, and 1 action step we will take to help our students grow. #BetterTogether
