Frontenac Junior High

Please click the links below to view the school supply lists for the 2019-2020 school year.

Parents, For the 2019-2020 school year, we have partnered with SchoolMint for online enrollment. In the coming days, you should receive a letter in the mail for each student attending. Within that letter, you should find instructions on how to sign up for SchoolMint, along with an access code for each student. Kindergarten students who did not attend preschool at Frank Layden Elementary will not receive a SchoolMint letter in… Continue Reading Online Enrollment 2019

Just as learning does not end when school lets out, neither does the need for good nutrition.  The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) ) provides free, nutritious meals and snacks to help children in low-income areas get the nutrition they need to learn, play, and grow, throughout the summer months when they are out of school. The link to find locations serving food can be found at www.kn-eat.org, Summer Food Service Program,… Continue Reading Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)

The FJH 6th Graders participated in the Crawford County Leadership Program throughout the 2017-2018 school year. Leaders from the community lead lessons and activities in the 6th grade classrooms to enhance leadership, serving others, cooperation, and decision making skills. The 6th graders were recognized on April 25 at Memorial Auditorium with presentations from Matt Frankenbery of Pitsco and Mark Johnson of PSU. Students went on stage for pictures and received… Continue Reading 2018 Crawford County Youth Leadership Celebration Pictures

We are very excited to announce the Frontenac Junior High Cheerleaders. The Frontenac Junior High Cheerleaders are: Kennedy Briggans Brie Bunn Lexy Ferguson Lyndsy Ferguson Molly Knight Olivia Lillich Kandace Logan Trinity Lohrmeyer Emilee May Makinley Morrison Alex Muckala Brylie Smith Hope Talent Lilly Thompson

The 2018 National Geographic School-Wide Bee was held on Wed. Jan. 24 with 10 participants from grades 4th-8th grades. Contestants included 4th graders Max Cook and Scott Sloan, 5th graders Sean Bullmer and Jack Capehart, 6th graders Ruth Frederick and Jonah Sparks, 7th graders Lucus Cassett and Adaley Josephson, and 8th graders Abraham Frederick and Coy Medlin. The school champion was Coy Medlin with Ruth Frederick as runner-up. There was… Continue Reading 2018 National Geographic School-Wide Bee