On Friday, October 2nd, Frontier Schools held virtual district-wide Parent Teacher Conferences. Students along with their parents met with teachers and staff on an individual basis to discuss student performance and ideas for improvement.

With our diverse student body, home visits, whether virtual or in-person, 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. The goal is to foster a true partnership – with both students and their families.

Frontier Schools’ is planning to build a modern, state-of-the-art Innovation Lab attached to the Frontier STEM High School.

This project-based approach is an essential part of immersive STEM education; it makes the experience real for the students. They will be able to conceive a project, be it a product or prototype, and follow the production process from conception to physical reality. Students will understand the technology that powers their creations; both the hardware and the software. The goal is to build a strong, authentic knowledge-based theory to applied skills in STEM education, ensuring Frontier’s high school graduates will be prepared to enter collegiate level science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs with the skills to succeed on day one.

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Follow the links below to stay updated on Frontier Schools' Reopening Plan and more!

Reopening Plan 2020-21

Academic Plan 2020-21

Parent Letter - September 9, 2020 (English/Spanish)

Frontier Schools 2020-21 Calendar (updated)