MINI MUSTANG MINUTE

November 4 Reading Buddies @ Otoe Missouria Tribe

November 5 Vision Screenings

November 9 3rd and 4th Classroom on the Court @ OSU

November 11 Veterans Day Program @ 9:00a.m.

November 12 Fall Photo Retakes

November 13 Native American Heritage Night

November 16 3rd Grade One Room School House

November 17 Presentation to 2nd Grade by Chairman Shotton

November 21-29 Thanksgiving Break

November 20 Elementary Handgame

December 1-4 Penguin Patch

December 14-18 Attendance Beading Party/NAYP

December 15 Christmas Program 6:00p.m.

December 17 K-4 AR Parties

December 19 Community Christmas Dinner

December 19-January 3 Christmas Break

January 4 Professional Day

January 5 School Resumes

October was a busy and exciting month filled with fun activities and wonderful memories! From Grandparents Day and our Fall Festival to Halloween Parties, we enjoyed so many opportunities to bring our students, families, and staff together. It was heartwarming to see everyone participating and making these events so special. Thank you to our families and staff for your continued support!

As we quickly approach the end of the calendar year, I want to share a friendly reminder about the importance of regular attendance. Every school day matters, and being at school each day helps students stay on track academically, build confidence, and develop important routines. Thank you for making your child's a priority.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I want to take a moment to express how thankful we are for our students, families, and dedicated staff. We are truly blessed to have such a wonderful school community.

Wishing you and your families a Happy Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and special memories. For those traveling, we wish you a safe travels and a wonderful holiday break!

Happy Thanksgiving!

We are starting our Too Good for Drugs and Violence curriculum in elementary counseling. This month we are learning about setting and reaching goals, making responsible decisions, and identifying and managing emotions.

Students welcomed Chief Cody Sullins and members of the Red Rock Volunteer Fire Department for Fire Prevention Day. Firefighters talked with students about the importance of fire safety and prevention. An AirEvac helicopter also landed near the playground, giving students an opportunity to see it up close!

“We are grateful to Chief Sullins and the men and women who volunteer to serve the Red Rock community, to include Frontier senior Gracie Williams, as firefighters,” said Principal Casie Brannon. “Sharing their knowledge with our students is invaluable.”

House fires, electrical hazards, and cooking accidents are everyday risks. Experiences like this help students understand why fire safety matters and give them knowledge they can take home to their families.

Thank you to the Red Rock Volunteer Fire Department and the AirEvac crew for investing your time in our students and making this an unforgettable day of learning!

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Pumpkins and a Little Seed Counting!

How many seeds are inside a pumpkin? And which pumpkin has the most?

Those were the questions Mrs. Reed’s 3rd grade class explored as they practiced using the scientific method.

Every good science experiment starts with great questions, and this pumpkin investigation gave students an opportunity to think like scientists while putting their math skills to work. Counting and comparing seeds helped them connect what they’re learning in the classroom to a hands-on activity.

Who knew a pumpkin could hold so many opportunities to learn?

Great job, third graders, for putting your curiosity and counting skills to work! And thank you, Mrs. Reed, for giving your students a fun, innovative, hands-on way to explore science and math.

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We launched the Frontier Elementary Mustang MVP Program, recognizing students who show good character, make positive choices, and lend a helping hand to teachers and classmates.

We were honored to recognize fourth grader Cody Forte as our very first Mustang MVP! Cody will wear a special Mustang MVP necklace to celebrate the kindness, responsibility, and willingness to help that earned him this recognition.

This program celebrates the everyday choices that make our school a better place because being a Mustang MVP is about good character!

Congratulations, Cody! Thank you for representing yourself and Frontier Elementary so well. We are proud of you!

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