We Are Hiring in Wee Care!
Wee Care is looking for an Assistant Teacher. Must be able to pass a background check. Meet the criteria established in the OKDHS Child Care Licensing Standards. Willing to increase knowledge in the early childhood field. Demonstrate the following qualities: self-motivation, self-direction, follow directions, make good judgments, creative, reliable, and dependable with a sincere interest in working with children. We are also looking for substitute teachers. Please contact Winifred Malaska for more information at winifred.malaska@frontierok.com
Hooray! The Frontier Book Mobile is back in action this week and will be in several locations on Monday, July 18. See you soon!
Summer Reading motivates children to read for fun. Sometimes it can be hard to encourage your child to read for fun as you want it to be something that comes organically from them. A great summer reading program can help to peak your child's interest in a particular subject and encourage them to seek out books in that subject matter. They'll begin to see reading as something that they can do for fun rather than just part of a school assignment. #LifeLongReaders
For 3 days our cafeteria staff attended Cooking for Kids class at Oklahoma State University. #BetterTogether
The Bob Weckstein Fieldhouse sign was installed today. Be sure to check it out with the lights aglow. #BetterTogether #FrontierPride
Thank you for your patience. Our online registration is up and running again.
On August 18th, FPS will offer FREE Physicals at school provided by the Noble County Health Department. These will be completed at school during the school day. Please use the link to download an OSSAA Physical Form. All students grades 5-12 that participate in a sport are required to pass a physical prior to participating. Parents do NOT need to be present but MUST complete page 1 of the physical form as well as a permission form prior to the day of the physical exam. If you have any questions please email Coach Weckstein at bob.weckstein@frontierok.com.
http://www.ossaa.net/docs/2016-17/SportsMedicine/MF_2016-17_PhysicalForm.pdf
The middle lounge is also on the list for an overhaul. The carpeting has been removed, floors scrubbed down, and new carpet tiles will be installed soon. We are excited for the transformation happening in and around our facilities!
We are sorry for the inconvenience, but we are experiencing difficulty with the online registration. We are currently working on correcting the issue. we appreciate your patience.
The elementary bathrooms are currently receiving special treatment with a much need remodel. They will soon be fresh, modern, and up to current ADA requirements. #BetterTogether
The cafeteria floors are stripped and ready for new flooring. Stay tuned to see additional updates! #BetterTogether
The conversion of the school roof has begun. The color is changing to red but more importantly this silicone based product will also protect the life of the roof and stop small leaks for years to come. Be sure to follow our Facebook page and download our school app for additional sneak peaks of our building projects.
Tomorrow, our Frontier Book Mobile will be making its way around the community to bring the library to you!
Summer Reading increases your child's knowledge base. Summer reading programs will naturally encourage more reading, which provides an opportunity for your child to increase their knowledge base. Try and direct your child to seek out books on subjects that interest them such as space, athletics, or their favorite travel destination for example. As they practice their reading skills, they'll also continue to build their knowledge on a particular subject – it's a win‑win! #LifeLongReaders
If you're interested in purchasing our recently surplussed stock trailer please check it out on publicsurplus.com
https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=3077036
The Frontier Book Mobile will not make a trip out this week, but it will be back next Monday, July 11. Have a great week!
Be on the lookout for the Frontier Book Mobile again tomorrow, June 20.
Summer Reading stimulates interest in the library and reading. The library is a wonderful safe haven for children and adults alike. Full of endless reading materials (all free!), they are also home to many children's programs and events. Summer reading programs will encourage your child to seek out new reading material, and what better place than your local library to have a look? Ask the librarian for suggestions. Plus, it's a great outing for both you and your child that could turn into a wonderful new tradition. #LifeLongReaders
Frontier Public School is accepting applications for a custodian/maintenance position. Applications are available in the Superintendent’s office during regular business hours. Interested applicants can email Tom Butler with questions at tom.butler@frontierok.com. #BetterTogether
The Frontier Book Mobile will be out and about again tomorrow, June 13.
Summer Reading helps children maintain their reading skills. Reading is a skill that takes regular practice, however it can be hard to keep your children reading on a regular basis over the summer months. That's why summer reading programs are a great way to maintain your child's reading skills as they provide a format and continued motivation for your child to continue reading and learning throughout the summer holidays. #LifeLongReaders
Have you downloaded our school's app yet? It's free and will help keep you in the know about school events, cafeteria menus, staff members, and student awards and recognition. It is our best way to let you know what is happening at Frontier Public Schools. Download it today! #MustangPride #BetterTogether
The Frontier Book Mobile will make its first trip of the summer tomorrow, June 6. We encourage all of our young readers to take advantage.
Summer reading supports reluctant readers. Oftentimes reluctant readers need a different approach to reading that involves an activity rather than just sitting in a chair. Summer reading programs are wonderful for switching up your child's learning routine and providing a variety of activities to engage your child. This is perfect for reluctant readers, who often need something more interactive to keep them interested in reading.
Daebrein Williams, 5th grade, won 2nd place in the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Virtual Colonial Days Essay Contest. The theme was being an Agent of Change. This was a statewide contest for 5th graders. Our class watched the virtual meetings with actors portraying Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and others from the colonial period. We joined in discussions about what it means to be an agent of change and how some of our founding fathers displayed those qualities. Daebrein received a check for $100 and the class received a box of social studies games and activities.
