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Congratulations to FSHS for being named one of the best high schools according to U.S. News & World Report!

Shout out to FSHS teachers and administrators for their commitment and dedication in achieving this acknowledgment!

On April 21st, FSI Elementary hosted their 1st annual outdoor movie night. Thank you to everyone who came out for their first outdoor family movie night. Students had a blast filling up on popcorn, playing outside, and watching a movie with their friends and family. We hope you’ll join us again next year!

On April 1st, Frontier School of Excellence hosted a donor/volunteer appreciation breakfast to thank all of the tremendous volunteers and donors who have helped FSE this year.

Shout out to our donors and volunteers! Thank you for all of your support!

On Saturday, April 1st, FSHS held their Junior/Senior Prom at Drexel Hall at the Kansas City Irish Center. The theme this year was "A Night of Luxury". Students shared an unforgettable evening together!

On Saturday, April 23rd, FSE hosted their Junior/Senior Prom in the school's gymnasium. The theme this year was "A Red Carpet Night". Students shared a momentous evening together!

During the month of April, Frontier STEM High School and Frontier School of Excellence participated in several college visits. During their visits, students look for the things that matter the most in their own college experience, such as location size, class size, scholarships, overall school size, etc. It's important for students to discover what they want and need from the college experience, so they can choose the school that best fits their needs.

April 12: FSHS Sophomores Visit Missouri Western State University

April 12: FSE Juniors Visit Northwest Missouri State University

April 28: FSHS Seniors Visit Metropolitan Community College

April 29: FSE Seniors Visit MCC – Penn Valley

April 29: FSHS Juniors Visit UMKC

The FSI Middle School Math Counts Club recently participated in 3 Spring competitions. The team participated in the first competition in March sponsored by the Math League and did extremely well. Because of the team's commitment, FSI Middle ranks 6th in the state for 7th grade. It was a great showing for our Tigers. The second tournament was at KU in their Math and Statistics Competition. It was a fantastic experience for students to compete at a high level. The last tournament was held on April 16th as part of the InteGIRLS Math Competition. This brought the team great results.

Check out their great results!

• Jazmine S., Marixa R. and Ayse D. (Middle School individual awards- Honorable Mentions)
• Zarahi L. (9th place)
• Fatma S. (6th place)
• Zarahi L., Jazmine S., N. Demir (Math Experts)
• Nihal D., Fatma S. (Squircles) (Middle School Team Awards- Honorable Mention)
• Ayse D., Stephanie V., Sinem U. (Math Mind) (Middle School Team Awards) (5th place)

Great work, Tigers! Best of luck at your upcoming 4th and 5th grade Math League competition!

On April 26th, 1st grade students performed the musical Pajama Party for students, families and staff.

Shout out to students and Ms. Mercan, Music Teacher, for all the hard work you put into the performance!

On Friday, April 1st, elementary students and teachers in partnership with Kansas City Community Gardens began to replenish the soil, plant their seeds, and dive into an engaging edible education experience.

We look forward to providing our Frontier families with healthy foods from our harvest!

At FSI Middle, students are fully engaged in Ms. Rumph's class with the Lettuce Grow hydroponic growing system. This system exposes students to STEM in multiple ways, from understanding how a sustainable system works to grow plants and calculating correct nutrients and water levels to using problem-solving skills to discover issues with plants and make changes and tweaks to help determine what could have gone wrong. Students are currently growing lettuce, spinach, cilantro and arugula. Students voted and next they will be growing strawberries and tomatoes.

On April 12th, we asked FSI Elementary students a few questions. Here's what they told us!

Teachers and school staff have visited 501 students in 452 homes since the start of the 2021-22 school year.

Home visits are paramount in bridging cultural gaps that might exist. These visits also provide opportunities for staff to understand their students better by visiting them in their home environments.

A SHOUT-OUT to our teachers & staff! Thank you for everything you do!