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FRONTENAC HIGH SCHOOL

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Frontenac

High School

Frontenac High School is committed to providing an exemplary education for every child in our community. Our dedicated educators and staff prioritize student success and the advancement of our school’s vision. We value the strong connection between the community and our schools, fostering allegiance and ownership. Our diverse curriculum stimulates intellectual curiosity and growth, encompassing essential skills, fine arts, vocational studies, and enriching opportunities. We maintain a safe and inviting climate that encourages learning and protects instructional time. Frontenac High School, where excellence thrives.
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291

Enrollment

9-12

Grades

Frontenac High News

Holton Game Info.

Game info for tonight's game against Holton: Any active military or veteran and one guest will be admitted free of charge, simply by showing their driver’s license, which has a seal indicating the person is a veteran and signifying service. If the individual has...

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Nov 10, 2023|

Commissioner’s Award 2023

For the fifth straight year the Frontenac School District has earned the Kansas Department of Education Commissioner’s Award.  It is the third time that the district has been awarded the “highest distinction” recognition as one of the top school districts in the State of Kansas.  This year Frontenac shares that honor with five other school districts from around the state.  Frontenac is the only southeast Kansas district, and the largest district in the state to earn the highest honor. 

Dr. Randy Watson, Commissioner of Education for the State Kansas and the Kansas State Board of Education, announces these awards each year.  School districts who are recognized have shown excellence in areas that support the state's vision of “Kansas leads the world in the success of each student.”  This focus is on academic excellence as well as providing the work and social skills necessary for students to succeed after high school.

The Commissioner’s Award was started in 2019.  Graduation rate, academic preparedness rate, the completion of occupational certificates and postsecondary academic success make up a large portion of the data reviewed by the state.  Frontenac graduates rank high in these areas.  We have a high percentage of graduates who go on to complete and earn certifications in many occupations, as well as complete academic schooling that is two years or more after high school.  

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Oct 12, 2023|

Frontenac High School Hall of Fame

Friday, October 13, 2023, Frontenac High School held their inaugural Hall of Fame induction ceremony during halftime of the football game. Sixteen individuals and one team was inducted into the Hall of Fame Class of 2023. Inductees were Margaret Monahan, Joseph Skubitz, Barney Getto, Frank Layden, Archie San Romani, John Spigarelli, Gus Dean Dittmann, John Kotzman, Betty Kunshek, Bob Watt, Kelly Krumsick, Rick Simoncic, the 1979 Girls Basketball Team, the Coleman Family, Paul & Tip Hutsey, Antone Menghini, Jr., and Bob & Patricia Terlip.

Inductees were chosen by a committee made up of stakeholders, school personnel, and alumni. Inductees were honored at a reception prior to the game and received a plaque or certificate and recognition during the halftime induction ceremony. Inductee photos and bios will be on display in the high school gym lobby following the induction.

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Oct 12, 2023|

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