Yesterday we hosted our High School vs. Middle School Handgame, and it was an incredible day full of energy, laughter, and friendly competition. Our students had a great time participating and embracing the spirit of the game. After a hard-fought series, the middle school came out on top, congratulations to them on the win!
We want to extend a huge thank you to Laura Hall and the Otoe-Missouria Youth Program staff for their support in making this event possible. We also appreciate the singers who joined us and helped create such an authentic and meaningful experience for our students.
It was a great day to celebrate culture, community, and connection!
Here is the link to the pictures.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/niLyqPcUAW7isvUB8
We want to extend a huge thank you to Laura Hall and the Otoe-Missouria Youth Program staff for their support in making this event possible. We also appreciate the singers who joined us and helped create such an authentic and meaningful experience for our students.
It was a great day to celebrate culture, community, and connection!
Here is the link to the pictures.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/niLyqPcUAW7isvUB8
Our middle school students had the opportunity to visit the First Americans Museum, where more than 80 students explored Native American culture, history, and the deep roots that shape Oklahoma today. It was a meaningful and memorable day for both our students and staff.








We would like to wish our athletes going to the State track meet, GOOD LUCK!!

There has been a change to the Elementary Fun Day Wednesday, May 6th . The schedule will remain the same, but due to the forecasted weather, we will not be outside. Therefore, there is no need to send your child with bathing suits or sunscreen.
Kindergarten graduation will be streamed live on the Frontier YouTube channel at 1:00 PM today

Attention all student athletes entering 5th-12th grade, FREE physicals for next school year will be Thursday, May 7th.

Kindergarten graduation will remain as scheduled, today, May 4th at 1:00 PM.
Dear Parents, Students, and Faculty,
Please be advised that the start time for our graduation ceremony has been rescheduled to 7:30 PM. This adjustment was made to accommodate our student-athletes competing in the State Track Meet on Friday, ensuring they have the opportunity to participate in both significant events.
We appreciate your flexibility and continued support of our students
Please be advised that the start time for our graduation ceremony has been rescheduled to 7:30 PM. This adjustment was made to accommodate our student-athletes competing in the State Track Meet on Friday, ensuring they have the opportunity to participate in both significant events.
We appreciate your flexibility and continued support of our students

In case you missed the Middle School Awards, here is the link for the pictures captured.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ht2JePMkHjmoXZLBA
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ht2JePMkHjmoXZLBA
Tonight's 8th grade graduation can be viewed live on our Youtube channel at 6:30pm
https://www.youtube.com/@frontierpublicschoolsisdi0268
https://www.youtube.com/@frontierpublicschoolsisdi0268

Mrs. Stephens' class worked together on Earth Day to make our school campus a little cleaner.










Our 3rd graders attended Pioneer Tech's "Third Grade Days" in Ponca City. They toured each classroom, and experienced hands-on learning led by students in each program.









Kindergarten graduation is May 4th at 1:00 PM

We are proud to celebrate our students who were selected as members of the 2026 Oklahoma Council for Indian Education Honor Society!
Their hard work, leadership, and dedication to both academics and their communities truly set them apart. This recognition reflects not only their achievements but also their commitment to representing their culture with pride.
Congratulations to these outstanding students, we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!

Mrs. Cramer’s American Indian Studies class and Mrs. Deer’s Otoe-Missouria Language classes are hard at work creating ribbon skirts and ribbon vests for their end-of-year projects. These pieces carry deep cultural meanings representing identity, tradition, and pride and connect our students to the rich heritage of Native communities.
It’s powerful to see students not only learning about culture, but actively honoring it through their work.


