Mulhall-Orlando HS Baseball Tournament March 27-29
Friendly reminder to get your Yearbooks ordered!! $35. If you want to celebrate your senior with a page, contact Mrs. Ingmire for more information!
Prom is this Saturday, March 29th. The junior class hopes everyone will join us at 6:30 at 7 Clans Casino to see the grand march. Prom will begin at 7:00 PM.
Frontier PRE-K PRE-ENROLLMENT for the 2025-2026 school year
Frontier Schools will be hosting the first-ever Mental Health Day in partnership with the Otoe Missouria Tribe’s Social Services Program—promoting wellness, resilience, and support for all. #MentalHealthMatters #StrongerTogether
February Students of the Month recognized at this morning's board meeting
Baseball games have been canceled for Friday, March 14 at Drummond.
Spring softball and baseball started their seasons off last night. The high school baseball team got to honor one of their own by presenting Harley with his letterman jacket and having him throw out the first pitch of the game. Even though he is unable to play at this time, Harley will always be one of the team.
The Class of 26 invites you to participate in our final fundraiser of this school year. Ultimately, each student will have their own code and will get credit for your purchase you make. This will raise funds for prom this year and graduation next. Thank you.
Please support our fundraiser by clicking the link below:
https://poppinpopcornonline.com/store/store.php?sID=FBRZEN
Thank you!
Prom season is here, we are accepting donations for the prom closet!
On Monday, March 3, students in grades 8, 10, and 11 traveled to Newkirk for a collaborative session with Reality U, a program designed to help young people develop essential personal financial skills. Through interactive engagement, Reality U prepares students for adult life by giving them hands-on experiences in managing their finances.
During the session, students were given realistic financial scenarios that included their monthly income, credit card debt, student loan information, and marital and family status. They then transferred this information into a student passport and made purchases at twelve different booths, each representing a product or service that adults typically need to purchase or consider every month. These products and services reflected the current economic values of the area, allowing students to make informed financial decisions.
As the students navigated through the booths, they learned how their decisions affected their financial bottom line. The goal was to make choices that wouldn’t result in their check registers falling below zero. In some cases, students had to return a purchase and reconsider their options, reinforcing the importance of thoughtful financial decision-making.
This event not only engaged students but also highlighted the crucial role education plays in shaping their financial futures. It encouraged students to understand the impact of their choices on long-term financial stability, while also involving the community in supporting student learning. By participating in Reality U, students gained a better understanding of the world of work and how to manage their finances as they move toward adulthood.
Congratulations to the winners of our school spelling bee!
Students from fourth through eighth grades competed. These talented spellers will now advance to the next level-the Osage County Interlocal Cooperative (OCIC) Spelling Bee in Hominy on March 12th.
Best of luck to our students as they continue on to the next level.
FITYL meeting during HS lunch, March 10th
Honorary Captain
Reminder
Congratulations to these basketball players for making the 89ers All-Conference team! Well deserved!
Frontier Board Vacancy Notification (please see attached info)
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Elementary February Mustangs of the Month
Elementary January Students of the Month
